Tottenham published a statement saying that they had rejected the interest in taking control of an American consortium.
Rumors were swirling that a group, led by the American and giant entrepreneur of Brooklyn Earrick technology, had made an offer for the club.
But the club said: “The Board of Directors of Tottenham Hotspur Limited is aware of the recent speculation of the media and confirms that its majority shareholder, Enic Sports & Develoce Holdings Ltd, has received, and rejected unequivocal, an informal expression of interest in relation to a proposal to acquire the entire publication issued, and to be published, Consortium led by Mr Brookly EARCK.
“The board of directors of the club and the ENIC reconfirmed that Tottenham Hotspur is not for sale and that I am not looking to sell his participation in the club.
“In accordance with the obligations under rule 2.6 (a) of the city code, the consortium is required, at the latest at 5:00 p.m. on October 24, 2025, to announce a firm company to make an offer for the company in accordance with rule 2.7 of the city code or to announce that this does not intend to make an offer for the applications of the municipal code.
This update comes just a few weeks after former president Daniel Levy left his role in early September after almost 25 years at the helm.
At the time of his departure, the Spurs quickly decided to clarify that a change of leadership was not equivalent to a change of property.
