Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy Steps Down After 24 Years Amid Ownership Restructuring

Daniel Levy has stepped down as chairman of Tottenham Hotspur after nearly 25 years, marking a significant leadership change for the club. During his tenure, Levy oversaw major developments including the construction of Tottenham's new stadium and training facilities, and helped grow the club's global fanbase, though on-pitch success was limited with only two trophies won. His departure is part of a broader restructuring, with Vinai Venkatesham appointed as the new CEO and Peter Charrington as the non-executive chairman, signaling a shift toward a more modern club management style backed by the Lewis family owners who have no plans to sell. Levy's legacy is mixed, with fans and former players acknowledging his strong business acumen and infrastructure achievements, but criticizing his transfer policies and limited sporting success. Despite fan protests during the 2024/25 season, the recent Europa League victory softened some criticisms, though questions remain about the club's future direction. The changes aim to push Tottenham toward greater on-pitch achievements while maintaining financial stability and growth off it.