Stefan Borson drops ‘enormous’ takeover verdict after Tottenham sale stance revealed

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Tottenham confirmed Daniel Levy has stepped down as executive chairman on 4 September after spending 24 years in the role, with his departure fueling rumours around a potential takeover deal.

Football Insider revealed on 5 September Amanda Staveley has been in talks about a Tottenham takeover.

Former Man City financial adviser Stefan Borson exclusively told Football Insider a consortium led by Triller chiefs Roger Kennedy and Wing-Fai Ng, who also made an approach for Spurs, don’t have the resources to buy the club for £3billion.

Triller is not a particularly successful listed company, and the chairman and the chief executive of that company don’t seem to have the resources to be able to buy a football club for £3bn.

“I also think that they’re being honest in terms of them not having a particular desire to sell right now, certainly not all of it.”

Tottenham’s owners value the club at up to £5bn after insisting they are not currently open to a full takeover.

Football Insider revealed on 11 September the potential Tottenham investors want to improve the club’s revenues after exploring a deal.