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Earick Consortium Withdraws Interest in Spurs
Brooklyn Earick and two other consortiums withdrew takeover bids following ENIC's firm stance that Tottenham Hotspur Football Club is not for sale, ending £4.5 billion speculation.
- On Oct 6, 2025, Brooklyn Earick confirmed to the London Stock Exchange he does not intend to make a firm offer for Tottenham Hotspur, ending public takeover speculation around a £4.5billion approach welcomed by the Lewis family Trust.
- Daniel Levy's exit last month prompted three expressions of interest, but ENIC, majority owner run by the Lewis family Trust, insisted Tottenham Hotspur Football Club is not for sale.
- Earick's background shows tech companies and a failed Maserati bid earlier this year, with £3.3billion allocated to buy Spurs and £1.2billion for transfers and related costs.
- Following the consortiums' announcements, the Club is no longer in an offer period under the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers, and the consortiums cannot bid for six months unless the Lewis Family Trust is approached.
- Under new management, CEO Vinai Venkatesham has emphasised stability and long-term plans, with Thomas Frank saying `You can say the start of my time here was very stable` as Tottenham Hotspur sits third after seven matches.
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Brooklyn Earick, 41, was keen to cough up 57 billion kronor. But he won't do that. There will be no purchase of Premier League club Tottenham.
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