adminTottenham Hotspur handed Daniel Levy a substantial payout last year, and indications suggest another significant sum could follow.
Analysis from Swiss Ramble of the club’s financial accounts for the year ending June 2025 shows that Levy’s remuneration increased notably.
His pay rose from £3.7 million to £5.8 million, taking his total earnings over the past 16 years to nearly £56 million.
The figures also confirm that Levy remained the highest-paid chairman in the Premier League by a clear margin. Paul Barber ranked second, earning £2.7 million—less than half of Levy’s total.
Reports suggest that the current financial year could include an additional “golden goodbye” payment following Levy’s departure last September.
Tottenham’s accounts further reveal a £6.6 million compensation payment for a director’s exit, which Swiss Ramble believes may have been awarded to Donna-Maria Cullen after she stepped down from the board last June.
Meanwhile, tensions behind the scenes appear to be escalating. According to Bloomberg, Levy has considered legal action against the Lewis family after his exit from the club.
He reportedly believes his stake in ENIC should exceed 29.88%, reflecting his long-term contribution.
There are also concerns that ongoing disputes among Tottenham’s ownership could discourage potential investors from getting involved with the club.
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