Daniel Levy could be about to do something for the first time in 14 years and Tottenham fans will love it
Daniel Levy Could Break 14-Year Transfer Trend to Boost Tottenham and Delight Fans
Daniel Levy, Tottenham Hotspur’s long-serving chairman, has often faced criticism despite overseeing major off-pitch progress during his more than 20 years at the club.
While he’s helped transform Spurs commercially and infrastructurally, the team has only managed to win two trophies during his tenure. Many fans believe his cautious approach to transfers has held the team back from greater success.
However, Levy now appears ready to make a rare and bold move that could earn him some long-overdue praise from the Tottenham faithful.
Mohammed Kudus Deal Could End a 14-Year Freeze with West Ham
Although Tottenham and West Ham United aren’t fierce rivals, relations between the two clubs have been frosty — particularly when it comes to transfers. It’s been 14 years since a senior player moved directly between the two sides, with Scott Parker being the last to make the switch, joining Spurs from West Ham for £5 million.
That long-standing impasse could finally be coming to an end. Reports suggest that Daniel Levy has personally contacted West Ham chairman David Sullivan to discuss a deal for Mohammed Kudus.
Spurs are keen to sign the Ghanaian attacker this summer, and in a promising development for the North London side, Kudus is reportedly open to the move. Negotiations are underway, and if completed, the deal would break a long-standing transfer freeze between the two clubs.
Spurs Look to Outdo Arsenal in Kudus Chase
Tottenham and Arsenal’s rivalry extends far beyond the pitch, with both clubs frequently battling over transfer targets. In recent years, Arsenal have often come out on top — going unbeaten against Spurs for over three years and winning transfer races for players like Christian Norgaard. Even Eberechi Eze is said to prefer a move to the Gunners.
However, this time, it’s Spurs who have the upper hand in the race for Kudus. Arsenal have shown interest in the past and even held talks, but Tottenham now lead the chase.
Should Levy secure the deal, it would not only be a landmark move but also hand Spurs fans a much-needed win over their North London rivals — a moment they would surely relish.
