The great head of Tottenham, Daniel Levy, first commented on the difficult situation of the London club after leaving the court near the spring of last year..

Now “spurs” are fighting for survival in the English Premier League and, two rounds before the end of the season, are ahead of the volleyball zone by two points. After 25 years of work in the club, Levy admitted that he is worried about the development of the team, but still believe in a positive result.

“I am always an optimist and I pray every day that we will lose [the Premier League]. I haven’t been able to detect anything like this since the beginning of the season.

Obviously, I'm incredibly disappointed, but I'm hoping that this coming season we'll still be in the Premier League. I feel this whole, but optimistically, we are heading towards.

It was very, very complicated, and Tottenham is in my blood, and I am confident that everything will turn out well,” Levy is quoted as saying by talkSPORT.

Guess what, Daniel Levy deprived Tottenham of his head in the spring of 2025. After his exit, the club is experiencing one of its busiest seasons yet and risks relegation from the elite division.

In the final two rounds of the championship, Roberto De Zerbi's team plays against Chelsea and Everton.