Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy, the longest-serving in the Premier League, may receive a long-term contract even if a Qatari takeover materializes. While Levy has overseen significant developments like the new stadium and enhanced training facilities, fan dissatisfaction with squad investment persists. Despite just one League Cup under his tenure, recent reports suggest that potential Qatari investors would aim to keep Levy, valuing his expertise amid ongoing calls for his ousting from supporters. The club currently sits 14th in the Premier League, reflecting further challenges for both Levy and coach Ange Postecoglou.
Despite heavy investment into training facilities and the construction of a new stadium, Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy faces significant pressure from fans dissatisfied with squad investment.
The Qatari investors interested in Tottenham are reportedly keen on retaining Daniel Levy, indicating a desire for continuity in leadership despite ongoing fan discontent.
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