Tottenham Hotspur has announced that Daniel Levy has “resigned” from his role as executive chairman of the Premier League Giants.
Levy has a mixed reputation among supporters with 25 years in Premier League outfits, but the Spurs claim on the club’s website that it has “helped in transforming it over the past four years.”
Also, Levy’s exit has been in the pipeline for some time, indicating that Tottenham’s “succession plan” has seen “many senior appointments in recent months.”
Following the arrival of Thomas Frank, after hiring former head coach Angekoglu and former Arenaar Chief Vinay Venkatesham as CEOs, the club revealed that Peter Charlingun has “stuck into the newly created role of an involuntary chair.”
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Commenting on the exit from the Spurs, Levy refused to reveal why he decided to leave, but admitted that it was “not a simple journey all the time.”
“I am extremely proud of the work I have done with the management team and all of my employees,” Levy said.
“We built this club into a global heavyweight competition at the highest level, and more than that, we built a community.
“We’ve been fortunate to work with some of the greatest people in the sport, from the team at the Lily White House to all the players and managers over the years.
“I would like to thank all the fans who have supported me over the years. It has not always been an easy journey, but great progress has been made. I will continue to support this club passionately.”
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Charlington added: “We are extremely honored to be the non-executive president of this extraordinary club and, on behalf of the board, we would like to thank Daniel and his family for their commitment and loyalty to the club over the years.
“This is a new era of club leadership on and off the pitch, and I recognize that there have been a lot of changes over the last few months as we laid a new foundation for our future.
“We are now giving stability and empowering talent across the club led by Vinai and his executive team.”
In recent months, the statement noted in “the club’s ownership or shareholder structure has not changed,” but it has been reported that the spur could be acquired.
