Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has delivered a frank assessment of the club's recent season, conceding that results fell short of expectations while expressing cautious optimism for the future.
In a rare public address, the Spurs chief acknowledged fan frustrations but defended the long-term vision for the club. "We understand the disappointment," Levy stated, "but building sustainable success takes time."
Postecoglou's Impact
Levy praised manager Ange Postecoglou's first year in charge, highlighting the Australian's attacking philosophy as a positive step forward. "Ange has brought an exciting style of football that aligns with our traditions," he remarked.
Transfer Window Plans
The chairman remained tight-lipped about specific transfer targets but confirmed reinforcements would be sought. "We'll back Ange in the market, but sensibly," Levy added, emphasising the club's commitment to financial prudence.
Stadium Success
Levy pointed to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium's continued success as a bright spot, with the venue hosting numerous high-profile events beyond football. "Our stadium project has exceeded expectations commercially," he noted.
While stopping short of making bold promises, Levy concluded: "We're as ambitious as our fans. The work continues every day to move us forward."
