Tottenham Hotspur have made a solid start to the 2024/25 Premier League season, securing four points from their first two matches. While their opener on Monday night was challenging, their 4-0 victory over Everton on Saturday marked a strong rebound, showcasing their progress following a positive summer.
Tottenham’s transfer activity has been relatively selective, with the club making fewer but more strategic signings. Notably, Spurs have made a significant move by acquiring Dominic Solanke for around £65 million. To support such high-profile investments in the future, Daniel Levy is seeking additional external funding.
Saudi-backed investor Amanda Staveley, who previously co-owned Newcastle United, has expressed interest in investing in Tottenham. Reports suggest that Staveley is pursuing a 25% stake in the club, which would cost approximately £650 million. Staveley, who played a key role in Newcastle’s takeover in 2021, is believed to have substantial financial backing from the Middle East.
Having recently left her position at St James’ Park, Staveley is now available to invest in other clubs. She has indicated a strong interest in Tottenham, stating earlier in the summer that investing in Spurs was a possibility. Staveley mentioned her preference to remain with Newcastle but acknowledged that circumstances have led her to explore new opportunities, including potentially buying into or acquiring another club.
