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Former Newcastle United Co-Owner Amanda Staveley to Make Tottenham Takeover Statement
Amanda Staveley will clarify her position amid speculation after Daniel Levy's 25-year tenure ended; any formal Tottenham Hotspur bid would require valuation above 3.5 billion, sources said.
- On Monday, PCP International Finance, controlled by Amanda Staveley, confirmed it does not intend to make an offer for Tottenham Hotspur after Daniel Levy's exit last week.
- Daniel Levy's exit last week after nearly 25 years as chairman aimed to refresh leadership, while Tottenham's ownership is complicated by ENIC's 87% stake and UK Takeover Code rules.
- Staveley's prior Newcastle role and recent talks show she and husband Mehrdad Ghodoussi left Newcastle United in 2024 after holding 10% shares, with recent weeks' discussions involving Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai Ng's consortium.
- The club's board has asserted Tottenham Hotspur is not for sale, rejecting offers for ENIC Sports & Developments Holdings Ltd's stake last week; Vinai Venkatesham now leads as Scott Munn is on gardening leave.
- Under the UK Takeover Code, PCP International Finance could bid if invited by ENIC or rivals bid, but cannot offer within six months; Amanda Staveley said, `My preference would have been to stay with Newcastle, but life doesn’t always work out exactly how you want it to`.
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Ex-Newcastle co-owner Amanda Staveley to clarify Tottenham intention after Daniel Levy exit - The Mirror
Tottenham Hotspur parted ways with chairman Daniel Levy after almost 25 years and there have been questions asked regarding potential interest in the club from Amanda Staveley
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Former Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley to make Tottenham takeover statement
Amanda Staveley is expected to make a statement on Monday regarding her interest in bidding for Tottenham Hotspur after Daniel Levy stepped down as executive chairman
·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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khbrknewsStaveley forced to clarify Spurs bid intention after Levy exit
Amanda Staveley’s privately held vehicle will issue a statement to the stock market amid speculation in the wake of Daniel Levy’s exit as Tottenham Hotspur chairman, Sky News learns.
·United Kingdom
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