Tottenham Hotspur Announces the End of Cooperation with Daniel Levy. The designer Spurs Boss will be participating for the transfer of Harry Kane.
Daniel Levy Has Resigned from his position as Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur.
As the club announced in an Official Statement on Thursday Evening, Levy’s Chapter as Spurs Boss Ends After Almost 25 Years. The Englishman Took Over The Position in 2001.
Tottenham Says Goodbye to Levy
“Tottenham Hotspur Has Fundamental Changed In The Last Quarter of a Century. The Club Has Participated in European Competitions in 18 of the Past 20 Seasons and Has Become One of the World’s Most Famous Football Clubs,” The Statement Said.
Levy Has Continuously Invested in ITS Academy, Players and Facilities, Including A New Stadium and A State-of-the-Art Training Center. “The club has so regularly played at the highest level and achieved a Number of Fantastic Successes on the field, including the recent victory in the Europa League Cup.”
The Transfer Saga Surrounding Harry Kane
Levy Got a Proud 95 million Euros Transfer Fee for the Englishman, Even Though Kane Only Had One Year Left on His Contract with Spurs at the Time.
Levy Comes from Essex, England and Graduated with a degree in Economics from the Elite Cambridge University.
As part of its succession Planning, The Club Has Filled a Number of Leadership Positions in Recent Months. Vinai Venkatesham Has Been Appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Thomas Frank As The New Head Coach of the Men’s Team and Martin Ho As The Head Coach of the Women’s Team.
Peter Charrington Has Joined the Board and Will Take on the Newly Created Position of Non-Executive Chairman.