In recent months, Manchester United has been connected to the acquisition.

Sheikh Jassim, a businessman from Qatar, reportedly held talks with the Premier League’s biggest clubs, but his attempts to acquire the team have failed.

According to reports, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is currently in negotiations with the Glazer family and intends to buy a 25% stake in the club with the goal of eventually completing a full takeover.

According to a story from the Mirror, Sheikh Jassim may now turn his focus to Tottenham Hotspur, a different Premier League team.

Tottenham has a fantastic project at their disposal, and funding from Qatar may catapult them to a completely new level. Sheikh Jassim would undoubtedly be able to afford top-tier transfers if he were to take control the London club, and Daniel Levy has frequently been accused for the lack of ambition in the transfer market.

Tottenham hasn’t won a trophy in quite some time, and new investment in the organization might help them assemble a strong team capable of taking home major honors.

The following few months will be intriguing to watch as the scenario changes.

Spurs will have observed how Saudi Arabia’s investment helped Newcastle United grow into a Champions League-caliber team, and they will undoubtedly hope that Qatar’s investment can elevate them to the level of a true title challenger.

Tottenham already has a very strong team, but with a few wise signings, they may reach entirely new heights.

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Daniel Levy finally sanctions former player’s request

At the club’s Enfield training site earlier today, Harry Kane made a personal farewell visit to his former Tottenham Hotspur teammates and coworkers.

Before England’s Euro 2024 match against Italy on Tuesday night, Harry Kane’reconnected’ with the players and staff at the Tottenham training facility, according to the Daily Mail.

Prior to Kane’s August transfer to Bayern Munich, Levy did not permit him to say farewell to his previous teammates.

Before leaving for Munich later that day to finish his move to the German giants, he was not even permitted to pick up any of his personal items.

However, Levy granted his former captain’s request this time since the player took time away from preparing for England’s match to visit the training facility of his previous club and properly say goodbye to the staff and teammates.

The English striker’s farewell is an emotional and significant occasion for him because he has spent his entire career at Tottenham and has a special link with the team.

Although his decision to join Bayern was driven by personal goals, a condition in his contract with Spurs may one day enable him to rejoin the team.

He completed his £120 million transfer to Bayern in August, and he has had a fantastic start, tallying 9 goals and 5 assists in 10 matches across all competitions.

Following his two goals against Italy, Harry Kane helped England defeat them 3-1.