By Chalien Dantes

Tottenham Hotspur’s majority owners have just pumped a fresh £100 million into the club, injecting new energy into its engine. 

The club says this boost will help stabilise its finances and give the leadership team more firepower to chase long-term success on the pitch.

ENIC, the investment group controlled by the Lewis Family Trust, holds a dominant 86.58% of Tottenham, with the rest spread among smaller investors. Daniel Levy, the former chairman who stepped down in September, still owns nearly 30% of ENIC but no longer plays a direct role at the club.

Interestingly, Joe Lewis, the British businessman who once controlled most of ENIC passed the baton to the Lewis Family Trust last year and stepped away from Spurs altogether. Since then, the Lewis family has been driving several big changes behind the scenes, and this fresh cash injection is just the start.

For now, this £100 million is the initial slice of a bigger pie. The club’s management is still working out what’s needed to push Spurs to new heights, but the Lewis family has made it clear they’re ready to back the club with more funding when the time comes.

Since Levy’s exit, there have been a few bids to take over Tottenham, the most recent coming from American tech entrepreneur Brooklyn Earick. However, after Spurs made it clear they’re not up for sale, Earick stepped back from any formal takeover plans.

In short: Spurs are flush with new funds, changes are underway, and the club’s future looks like it’s gearing up for something exciting.