The Lewis family, majority owners of Tottenham Hotspur through Enic, have issued a public apology to fans after the club finished 17th in the Premier League for two consecutive seasons. In a letter, they acknowledged their disappointment and accepted full responsibility for the club's decline.
The family stated that a review commissioned at the start of 2025 revealed deeper problems than anticipated, which had been allowed to build over several years. As a result, long-serving chairman Daniel Levy was asked to step down in September, with the family vowing to rebuild trust through meaningful change.
They promised significant investment in the first team, academy, and backroom functions, insisting they are 'all in' and have no intention of selling the club. The letter emphasised that football must come first, with a focus on restoring the club's identity of 'excitement, fearlessness, and bold football'.
The owners acknowledged that actions will speak louder than words and that the rebuilding process will take time. They urged fans to judge them by the changes implemented in the coming months, as the club seeks to avoid a repeat of its recent struggles.
