The Lewis family, the majority owners of Tottenham Hotspur through Enic, have issued a heartfelt apology to fans after the club finished 17th in the Premier League for the second consecutive season. In an open letter, they acknowledged the deep frustration among supporters and pledged to invest heavily in the club's revival.
Owners Take Responsibility
The family expressed being "bitterly disappointed" with the recent seasons, stating that finishing 17th does not reflect the club's stature or potential. They accepted ultimate responsibility for the current situation and promised that a rebuild has already begun. "We know this must never happen again," they wrote, emphasizing the need for deep and lasting change.
Investment and Commitment
The Lewis family confirmed they are not selling the club, declaring they are "all in" and committed to investing in the team, academy, and backroom functions. They acknowledged that trust has been eroded and that actions will speak louder than words. The letter comes after a tumultuous year that saw long-serving chairman Daniel Levy step down following a review commissioned by the family.
Fans have directed anger at Enic and chief executive Vinai Venkatesham, but the owners are now promising a new era focused on football first, with plans to recapture the spirit, excitement, and boldness that once defined the club.
