Harry Kane has paid tribute to former Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy, describing his work at the club as 'fantastic' following Levy's unexpected departure last week. The England captain, now at Bayern Munich, expressed surprise at the news while on international duty.
Levy stepped down after nearly 25 years as executive chairman, though reports suggest he was removed by the club's majority shareholders, the Lewis family. During his tenure, Levy oversaw significant off-pitch transformation but won only two trophies, a factor that frustrated fans.
Kane, who left Spurs for Bayern in 2023, acknowledged Levy's role in the club's progress. 'Considering where the club was and where it is now, there's been a big change, not just on the pitch but off the pitch as well,' he said. The striker also wished Levy well for the future, noting their strong relationship.
Despite fan protests against Levy in recent years, his exit came as a shock. Kane admitted he knows little about the reasons behind the decision but sees it as a 'new chapter' for Tottenham.
