British media: Two potential buyers of Tottenham Hotspur need to issue a statement before October 5 and will not change within 6 months

September 8 According to British media givemesport, two potential buyers who have been rejected by Tottenham must issue an announcement before October 5 to determine their position.

Tottenham Hotspur Club previously officially announced that it had rejected two acquisition intentions from PCP International Finance Co., Ltd. and a Hong Kong investment consortium in China. According to relevant rules, the two potential buyers must issue a statement by October 5 to clarify whether they will continue to try to acquire Tottenham clubs in the future. And once the statement is issued, no change of position shall be allowed within six months.

Currently, 87% of Tottenham's shares belong to ENIC, and the other 13% are publicly traded on the stock market. 70% of ENIC's shares belong to the Lewis family, and 30% of them belong to former Tottenham chairman Levi. It is precisely because Tottenham has a 13% stake in the public transaction, so once the club receives the intention to acquire, the club has an obligation to make it public, and potential buyers must then announce their wishes, regardless of whether they will make a formal offer to buy next.

PCP International Finance Co., Ltd. belongs to Amanda Staveli, a former shareholder of Newcastle Club and has assisted the Saudi consortium in purchasing Newcastle Club. Firehawk Investment Consortium is an investment consortium headquartered in Hong Kong, China. At present, both potential buyers have only had preliminary contact with Tottenham. Givemesport said it is expected that PCP International Finance Co., Ltd. will soon issue a public statement on whether to continue to acquire Tottenham.