The Lewis family, majority owners of Tottenham Hotspur via Enic, have promised to rebuild trust with supporters and bring about meaningful change after the club finished 17th in the Premier League for two consecutive seasons.
In a letter to fans, the family expressed bitter disappointment and accepted ultimate responsibility for the club's current state. They acknowledged that problems were deeper than initially realised and had been allowed to build over recent years, eroding trust that must now be regained.
The family confirmed they are not selling the club and are 'all in', committing to investment in the teams, academy, and backroom functions. They stated that a rebuild has begun and that deep change is required, with actions speaking louder than words.
This follows a review commissioned at the start of 2025, which led to long-serving chairman Daniel Levy stepping down in September. Chief executive Vinai Venkatesham remains in post, though fans have frequently directed anger at both Enic and Venkatesham.
