Levy does have his backers, some believe that Levy has worked wonders at Tottenham in building a new stadium and a new training ground while raising the commercial profile of the club to unprecedented heights.

However, fans mostly just care about the football on the pitch, and it’s fair to say things aren’t going well for Tottenham this season.

Spurs sit in the bottom-half of the Premier League table, and Ange Postecoglou could be sacked soon.

However, the Spurs leadership structure is set to change soon as Vinai Venkatesham is set to join as the club’s new CEO.

Venkatesham is set to join Spurs, but according to Dan Kilpatrick, speaking on The Lab Podcast, Levy’s role won’t change too much.

However, intriguingly, Kilpatrick did note that there’s something about Levy’s role at Tottenham that has changed recently.

Kilpatrick spoke about Venkatesham’s arrival at Spurs, and how that may affect Levy.

The journalist says that Levy’s role won’t change, but, interestingly, he did note that in recet years, Levy has been seen less and less at the training ground, particularly after the sacking of Mauricio Pochettino.

“I just don’t see this as something that’s going to somehow dilute Levy’s stranglehold on the club. If anything, everything we hear points to the fact that even if he was to sell a stake in the club, or even if he was to sell the controlling stake in the club, Levy still wants to stay on and be in control and be involved.