CEO Tottenham and Daniel Levy No. 2 Donna Coleen to leave the club

Donna Colin, the right woman of Daniel Levy in Tottenham, is rejected by the club’s council, the first among many of the expected changes this summer.

After serving the board of directors since 2006, Collin was considered the most trusted Levi advisor in most of her mandate.

She also worked as a secretary of the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, although she faced some criticisms from fans in the recent protests targeting Levy.

Vinai Venkatesham is scheduled to take his role as a club executive later this month. Meanwhile, Levy is expected to soon determine plans for the main coach Ang Postecoglou and head of the Scott Moon football team.

Postecoglou won the European League in Blau less than three weeks ago, but his future in the club is still inaccurate after he finished seventeenth in the Premier League.

If Levy decides to dismiss the Australian, Thomas Frank is the favorite man who replaces him in northern London.

A statement issued by Colin on the club’s website: “This has been a difficult decision. The club has been my life over the past three decades. I was honored to work with Daniel, who pushed his vision and energy forward, and many gifted and wonderful colleagues.

Tottenham Hotspur and Deputy Daniel Levy Donna Collin stepped down after three decades in the club 🚨⚪ pic.twitter.com/vukwihoyoq

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“Some trips were, starting with White Hart Lane, with a short stay in Wembley and finally our new home – amazing memories at home and far away. End this season with the European League Cup was a dream.

“It is now time for me to collect more time for myself and my family, which I thank for all its support over the years. I will spend the coming months to ensure a smooth delivery with my employees. Thank you all. I wish everyone in the club all success in the world.”

In his honor, Levy praised Collin’s contributions: “Donna has made a tremendous contribution to the club, for a wide period. Her various responsibilities have grown significantly and will replace her roles with one individual impossible.

“Although many may be connected primarily with marketing and communications, the impact of Donna extends beyond those areas. In particular, its leadership and political acumen in the planning committees were effective in the club that managed to build one of the best stadiums and training centers in the world.

“She deserves to be recognized by the contribution she played in the formation of the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, which positively affected countless individuals in our societies, in establishing the Excellence Academy in London, and providing children with exceptional educational opportunities.

“Donna has pushed the club’s conscience to be at the forefront of environmental and diversity initiatives. She also played a decisive role in supporting amateur women part -time, allowing the development of our professional women’s team.

“Her daily input will be missed to a large extent, but it is completely worth spending time for herself, and I know that we will be able to call her advice when needed. We wish her success in the future.”