Revealed: Daniel Levy to face new Tottenham sale issue after Premier League relegation

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(Credit: Manh Tung - Breaking Media/Imago) Sat 25 April 2026 7:45, UK Daniel Levy is set to face further issues selling his stake in Tottenham Hotspur’s ownership group if the club are relegated this season, sources have told Football Insider. Sources say Tottenham’s valuation will drop considerably if they are relegated to the Championship, directly impacting how much Levy could receive from a potential sale. 💰 Tottenham Hotspur Finance Update 💰 Inside the transfer budget, player wages, new kits, off-pitch deals and boardroom developments at Spurs.

VISIT THE FINANCE HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Who could buy Daniel Levy’s shares?Levy was a controversial figure during his time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with many fans questioning his ambitions to take the club forward on the pitch. Financial metricValueCommercial revenue£277mBroadcast revenue£162mMatchday revenue£126mTotal revenue£565mWages£256mPre-tax loss£95mOther expenses£202mTottenham’s accounts last season (Credit: Swiss Ramble)In terms of Levy’s stake, The Telegraph reported in February he can agree a deal with whoever he wants as the Lewis family, who own the remaining 70.12 per cent in ENIC, don’t have matching rights or first refusal.

How relegation could impact Tottenham’s financesRelegation would have a devastating impact on Tottenham’s financial situation due to the difference in prize money between the top two divisions. Credit: ImagoHowever, Tottenham’s revenue could drop by around £200m if they lose their Premier League status this season.