Tottenham CEO: Tottenham is operating normally after Levi leaves office, and the Lewis family has no intention of selling the club

Tottenham CEO Vincartsham was interviewed by the club's official and talked about the topic of club chairman Levi's departure.

Venkatsham said: "The club has done a great job in succession planning and we have a very strong executive leadership team. Although Levi's departure seems to be a big news outside, everything is working as usual within the club.

This is a new era that the club has opened under the leadership of the new leadership, and we see the club's next goal in Bilbao (Europa League final) is to compete and ultimately win the main trophy. .

The Lewis family is passionate about Tottenham, and they focus on providing our men's and women's football team with the best chance to succeed on the court for a long time, which is the core focus of their attention. The next generation of the Lewis family has invested a lot of attention to the club, first of all, Vivian Lewis, who often attends Tottenham. She accompanied us on the preseason tour throughout the summer, and you will often see her brother, Charlie and son-in-law, Nick.

Peter Charlington is not a new member of the board. He joined the board in March. He is a great person, very friendly and experienced, we have a good relationship and communicate frequently. It is important to emphasize that his role is completely different from Levi... He will not be involved in the daily affairs of the club full time. His role is to empower our specific work, he will lead the board and will play an important role in the future development of the club.

As CEO, my name will naturally appear in the media, but it is not just about me. The club has 800 employees and we need everyone to work together to move the club forward.

The attitude of the Lewis family is very clear. They believe that their relationship with Tottenham is long-term and will be passed down from generation to generation. We have issued a statement, and I hope this statement has clearly stated that Tottenham clubs are not for sale. '