Daniel Levy is without a doubt, a businessman first and then chairman Tottenham second.

While the club has become one of top valued clubs under his tenure, they have failed to translate it to on-field success. Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson once highlighted Levy as a fierce negotiator when it came to transfer dealings.

He claimed that he hated dealing with the Spurs chairman, calling negotiations for Dimitar Berbatov back in 2008 as “more painful than my hip replacement”. Levy is the longest serving chairman at any Premier League club having taken over the role in 2001.

But What do we know about the Spurs chairman, his net worth and personal life?

Levy and his family hold 29.4% stake in ENIC International limited, who own around 86.58% of Tottenham. This makes the Levy’s a minority stake-holder in the English football club.

Tottenham are estimated to be worth around £2.42billion as of 2025, with the club’s financial rise only being a phenomena in the last decade. The rise in the club’s stature has also contributed proportionally to Levy’s wealth.