Tottenham Hotspur: Daniel Levy 'optimistic' Spurs will stay in Premier League
Former Tottenham Hotspur executive chairman Daniel Levy says he is honoured and proud to be made a CBE for his services to charity and the community.
Former Tottenham Hotspur executive chairman Daniel Levy says he is honoured and proud to be made a CBE for his services to charity and the community.
Daniel Levy has said “not in a million years” did he see signs during his time as Tottenham Hotspur chairman that the club might end up in a relegation battle.
Daniel Levy revealed he thanked Prince William for Aston Villa's part in helping Tottenham Hotspur secure a crucial win earlier this month in their fight for Premier League survival.
Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing the Coritiba winger Lucas Ronier during the summer transfer window, and they will face competition from Fulham.
Daniel Levy, Tottenham Hotspur’s former executive chairman, says he did not envisage the club being in a relegation battle “in a million years”.
The idea of Tottenham Hotspur being relegated is a grim one, but it suddenly becomes all the more unpalatable when considering where some of our first-team players could be playing next season. Joe Cole, a former Chelsea player, has run his rule over whom the Blues might snap up.
For years, Daniel Levy was Enemy No. 1 for Tottenham Hotspur supporters.
Tottenham’s battle for Premier League survival now takes them to one of their least-favoured grounds, Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge.
Spurs could only manage a single point in their clash against Leeds United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday night, having drawn 1-1.
Tottenham Hotspur will turn towards other central midfield targets if they fail to get a permanent move for Joao Palhinha over the line this summer, sources have told Football Insider.