According to Don Balon, Tottenham Hotspur have been ‘given the go-ahead’ to agree a deal with Real Madrid for Gareth Bale this summer. The £434.6m forward is expecting to leave as president Florentino Perez has been shopping for his replacement – Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah or Chelsea’s Eden Hazard.
According to reports from The Times, Tottenham Hotspur players are ‘stunned’ after discovering that chairman Daniel Levy pocketed more than £6 million last season.
The news came as a huge shock for the players because Levy was insisting that they must accept pay restraint.
The report from The Times claims that Levy’s remuneration of £6.
Former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder and now turned football pundit, Jermaine Jenas, has criticized Spur’s transfer policy.
While he believes that Tottenham chairman, Daniel Levy, is a shrewd businessman and a brilliant transfer negotiator, the BBC pundit is not entirely convinced with the club’s approach over signing players too late in the window.
Hong Kong (AFP) – Tottenham executive chairman Daniel Levy on Thursday declared manager Mauricio Pochettino would be staying at Spurs next season, saying: “I’m sure he’s not going anywhere”.
The Argentine’s future has been the subject of speculation after Spurs secured second place in the English Premier League behind champions Chelsea, with Barcelona and Inter Milan reported to be among those interested.
Real Madrid playmaker is reportedly wanted in the Premier League, with speculation linking him with both Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United over the last 24 hours.
The Spain international is an undoubtedly gifted player but has been granted limited time on the pitch this season.
With Luka Modric, Toni Kroos, Casemiro, Mateo Kovacic and James Rodriguez all in contention for a midfield starting berth, Isco has fallen down Zinedine Zidane’s pecking order.
London (AFP) Tottenham Hotspur will play their European fixtures at Wembley Stadium next season, the club and the Football Association announced Saturday.
The 2016/17 season will be the last Spurs spend at their White Hart Lane home in London, with work on a new purpose built £400 million ($585 million, 526 million euros) home close to their existing ground having already started.
London (AFP) Tottenham Hotspur will play their European fixtures at Wembley Stadium next season, the club and the Football Association announced Saturday.
The 2016/17 season will be the last Spurs spend at their White Hart Lane home in London, with work on a new purpose built £400 million ($585 million, 526 million euros) home close to their existing ground having already started.
Whatever your take on Daniel Levy, you have to admit that the Tottenham Hotspur chairman is a bit of a wizard in the transfer market. Hard as nails to deal with, his insistence on getting the best possible transfer deal, penny for penny, led Sir Alex Ferguson to say dealing with Levy was more painful than his hip surgery.
Whatever your take on Daniel Levy, you have to admit that the Tottenham Hotspur chairman is a bit of a wizard in the transfer market. Hard as nails to deal with, his insistence on getting the best possible transfer deal, penny for penny, led Sir Alex Ferguson to say dealing with Levy was more painful than his hip surgery.
Juan Mata gives insight on David De Gea, as Daniel Levy hits out at West Brom - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
With the summer transfer window closed and the international break upon us, most Premier League clubs are in the process of reflecting on the deals they did or didn't make.
One of the standouts for Manchester United was a switch that broke down, with David De Gea's proposed move to Real Madrid faltering at the final hurdle.
Another deadline day has come and gone, and sure enough, Tottenham Hotspur supporters are angry. The Saido Berahino transfer saga ended with everyone on all sides steaming and fuming, and without a new midfielder to add, the tide has started to truly turn on Daniel Levy and ENIC. But, should it? Is there more to the lack of Harry Redknapp-style wheeling and dealing on deadline day than meets the eye, or the angry tweet?
Another deadline day has come and gone, and sure enough, Tottenham Hotspur supporters are angry. The Saido Berahino transfer saga ended with everyone on all sides steaming and fuming, and without a new midfielder to add, the tide has started to truly turn on Daniel Levy and ENIC. But, should it? Is there more to the lack of Harry Redknapp-style wheeling and dealing on deadline day than meets the eye, or the angry tweet?
Mauricio Pochettino has urged chairman Daniel Levy to quickly land the striker Tottenham need for the season. Spurs had a £21m bid rejected for Saido...
Former Manchester United striker Andy Cole believes Harry Kane might not yet be ready to move to Old Trafford and Louis Van Gaal would be taking a huge gamble in signing the Spurs striker.
Kane, who scored 31 goals in all competitions last season, has been linked with a move to United over the last couple of weeks, with Van Gaal reportedly ready to invest between £40m and £50m to convince Spurs' chairman Daniel Levy to part ways with the England U21 striker.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has hit back at former boss Andre Villas-Boas after insisting that the club reinvested the £100m they earned from the...
Discovering the strategy at Spurs is rather like the search for the Lost Ark, an exciting, mysterious and ultimately futile endeavour chasing something that exists only in the minds of hopeful devotees. When it comes to casting Daniel Levy, Harrison Ford is likely to pass on the role of a lifetime.
Tottenham head coach Mauricio Pochettino will not panic if there are no major additions to his squad during the January transfer window.
The Argentinian arrived at White Hart Lane in the summer following a successful stint as Southampton boss with six new players also joining Spurs with Pochettino, as well as chairman Daniel Levy and technical director Franco Baldini, acquired the talent they felt could help them return to the Champions League.
Tottenham head coach Mauricio Pochettino will not panic if there are no major additions to his squad during the January transfer window.
The Argentinian arrived at White Hart Lane in the summer following a successful stint as Southampton boss with six new players also joining Spurs with Pochettino, as well as chairman Daniel Levy and technical director Franco Baldini, acquired the talent they felt could help them return to the Champions League.
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino says it will ultimately be down to chairman Daniel Levy whether the club make any signings in the January transfer...
"Club in crisis" is a broadsheet headline that sells many papers but doesn't really tell us much since every club is seemingly in crisis at every moment. However, while Tottenham Hotspur isn't in crisis in that sense, the atmosphere around the club is certainly not sunshine and roses. The club's current state is probably as bad as it has been since Juande Ramos was manager early in 2008.
Youngish Spurs manager seeking to make the best of the resources he has available without the full and unconditional support of his chairman. A squad of good players, mostly on the up, looking for direction so they can improve as individuals and as a team. Put the two together and some alchemy could result in solid in gold.
Youngish Spurs manager seeking to make the best of the resources he has available without the full and unconditional support of his chairman. A squad of good players, mostly on the up, looking for direction so they can improve as individuals and as a team. Put the two together and some alchemy could result in solid in gold.
Tottenham will be fighting on four fronts during their 2014/15 campaign with the Premier League, Europa League, League Cup and FA Cup all on the agenda for Mauricio Pochettino's men. Daniel Levy appointed the Argentinian with a main objective of returning to the top four of the Premier League in mind.
Tottenham Hotspur's hopes of building a new 58,000 capacity stadium in London have been given a major boost after the government approved a compulsory purchase order allowing building work to begin.
The club has been clearing space around White Hart Lane for the past two years and this announcement means that Spurs can finally start work on the project.
The Guardian are reporting that Newcastle are now ready to try to sign Barcelona's 20 year-old winger Sandro Ramirez, who we have been interestedin for about a year now. The Guardian says that with Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy still insisting on a £14M permanent deal for Andros Townsend this month, Newcastle may be forced to [.
It´s interesting that the two players Newcastle are trying to sign this week Andros Townsend of Spurs and Saido Berahino of West Brom are both not on good terms with their clubs. And maybe because of that the two Chairmen of the clubs Daniel Levy of Tottenham and Jeremy Pearce of West Brom [...]
Newcastle are having difficulty negotiating with Tottenham Chairman Daniel Levy, who is standing firm on his £14M valuation of Andros Townsend, a player Newcastle want to sign this week. But if Levy doesn't bend a little on the price, Newcastle may go after another English winger and news in the Chronicle is that it [.
It's been nothing short of an interesting summer for Southampton FC. After finishing off a fantastic 2013/14 season in the Barclay's Premier League which saw them finish in 8thplace, the future quickly went from bright to rather frightening. It all began with the departure of manager Mauricio Pochettino, whose high pressing game won the hearts of his players, the fans, and unfortunately the eye of Tottenham's Daniel Levy.
A hearty "What ho!" and pat on the back to our newest glorious leader. Primarily for the sake of idling away the hours until the World Cup begins, AANP has cobbled together some thoughts on this Pochettino blighter, some communicating the general line of ‘yay', others the less salubrious conclusion of ‘nay'.
Daniel and Baldini went to see this after the Bale money arrived* Well it was bound to happen. Sacked manager returns and inflicts a third defeat against the manager that replaced him. Were you watching Daniel Levy. The only goal was scored by Benteke who has been revived like Adebayor by Timothy. Pity he couldn't work the same magic on Roberto Soldado.
That's Another Fine Mess you've gotten us into Stanley Starring Daniel Levy as Stan Laurel. . The JimmyG2 Column . The fans are stirring themselves up for action. Joe Lewis, ENIC, Daniel Levy, Baldini, Chirpy, tea lady, OUT. The last in the list is likely to be the only one to take the fall before Mauricio.
