Daniel Levy

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Daniel Philip Levy (born 8 February 1962) is an English businessman, who served as the executive chairman of Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur from February 2001 until September 2025, becoming the league's longest-serving executive in that role. Levy was closely involved in the financial management of the club, as well as the hiring of managers and transfers of players. He gained a reputation for financial prudence and a tough negotiation style. He oversaw the construction of Tottenham's new stadium, and helped Tottenham became one of the world's wealthiest football clubs during his tenure. He stepped down as the executive chairman following a restructuring of Tottenham's corporate structure in 2025. He and his family hold a 29.88% stake in the parent company of Tottenham Hotspur, ENIC, and Levy was said to have agreed to sell most of it in 2026.