Tottenham CEO: The club is not a seller, and the Lewis family is full of enthusiasm for Tottenham

September 8th Spurs CEO Vincartsham said that the club will not be sold. It is also confirmed that after Levi leaves office, Vivian Lewis, Charlie Lewis and Nick Boych will become the core leadership force of the club.

Venkatersham said: "The club has made a complete succession plan and we have a very strong executive leadership team. Although Levi's departure is a big news for the outside world, everything within the club is operating as usual."

"This is a new era of the club led by the new leadership. We see the next goal in Bilbao - competing for and ultimately winning important trophy. The Lewis family has extremely deep enthusiasm for Tottenham. What they really focus on is to create the best chance of success on the field for our men's and women's teams in the long run, which is their core focus."

"The next generation of the family's attention to the club has increased significantly. First of all, Vivian Lewis, who often attends Tottenham games, participated in our preseason tour this summer. In the future, you will see more of her brother, Charlie and son-in-law Nick. . ”

"Peter Charlington is not a new member of the board, he joined in March. He is an excellent partner, with affinity and extensive experience, and we maintain a good relationship and communicate frequently. ”

"It should be clear that he will play a very different role from Levi and will not participate in the club's operations full-time. His role is to empower our field work, lead the board and become a key component of the club's future development. Although my name as CEO often appears in media coverage, it is not my own contribution. The club has 800 employees and everyone needs to work together to move forward. The Lewis family has a clear attitude: they regard Tottenham as a long-term career that is cross-generational. We have issued a statement hoping that the statement is clear enough and Tottenham Hotspur Football Club will never be sold."