PSG owners eyeing potential stake in Tottenham Hotspur | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur has become the subject of growing interest from wealthy investors around the globe, with several major players now reportedly eyeing the North London club.

The Premier League continues to dominate world football and Spurs have found themselves at the centre of a potential takeover battle, as various entities see the club as a lucrative opportunity.

PSG owners eyeing potential stake in Tottenham Hotspur

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The club has long been a staple of English football, but with a world-class stadium, a growing fan base, and promising young talent, Tottenham’s appeal is now stronger than ever.

The latest rumours suggest that a wealthy consortium from the Middle East may soon turn its attention to the Premier League, with Spurs potentially proving an attractive vehicle for investment.

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has pointed out that Qatar Sports Investments, the owners of Paris Saint-Germain, could look to invest in Tottenham.

With PSG’s domestic dominance in Ligue 1 already established, QSI is reportedly eyeing expansion opportunities in Europe.

While they had previously shown interest in a minority stake in Spurs, any move would need to navigate the complexities of UEFA regulations, as both clubs could end up competing in the Champions League.

However, despite these hurdles, Maguire believes the Premier League, with its global reach, could be a much more profitable avenue for QSI, especially after PSG’s recent setbacks, such as the departure of marquee players like Neymar and Messi.

Furthermore, Amanda Staveley, known for her involvement in the Newcastle United takeover, has also reportedly held talks with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy.

Through her firm, PCP Capital Partners, Staveley raised £500m and could potentially help facilitate an investment deal. However, so far, there has been little progress in these discussions.

Other investors also express interest

While QSI and Staveley’s consortium are in the spotlight, other interested parties include MSP Sports Capital, which recently failed in its attempt to acquire Everton.

This group had conducted due diligence on Spurs but is yet to follow through with an offer. Additionally, Liberty Media, the parent company of Formula 1, has reportedly shown interest in Tottenham, further emphasising the club’s commercial appeal.

While no immediate deals are on the horizon, the growing interest shows just how valuable the club could be to prospective investors.

With these potential investors lined up, it’s clear that Tottenham’s financial future looks brighter than ever.