Tottenham’s owners, the Lewis family, have injected £100m into the club to drive long-term sporting success.

Tottenham Hotspur has received a significant boost with a £100m cash injection from its owners, the Lewis family. This move demonstrates the family’s commitment to the club’s long-term success, both on and off the pitch.

The investment will provide the club’s leadership team with additional resources to drive sporting success and strengthen its financial position.

The Lewis family has been keen to emphasize their dedication to Tottenham, despite speculation about a potential sale. In recent weeks, three groups have had their expressions of interest in a takeover rejected, and they have confirmed that they will not be making bids.

Joe Lewis’s children, Vivienne and Charles, have become increasingly visible figures at Tottenham, and they have been instrumental in shaping the club’s future. Along with Nick Beucher, the husband of Vivienne’s daughter, they have been working closely with the club’s management team to drive success.

The decision to inject £100m into the club is part of the Lewis family’s ongoing commitment to Tottenham. The family has made it clear that they are ambitious for the club’s future and are willing to invest in its success.

Peter Charrington, the club’s non-executive chairman, has praised the Lewis family for their investment, saying that it reflects their ambition for the club’s future. “Today’s capital commitment reflects that ambition and I would like to thank them for their ongoing support,” he said.

The investment comes after Daniel Levy’s  departure as executive chairman, and it signals a new era for the club. The Lewis family has handed control of the day-to-day running of the club to chief executive Vinai Venkatesham, who will work closely with Charrington to drive success.

The £100m investment will provide Venkatesham and his team with the resources they need to deliver on the club’s ambitions.