Staveley Eyes Premier League Return with Tottenham Investment

Amanda Staveley, the businesswoman who played a key role in the takeover of Newcastle United, is reportedly exploring the possibility of investing in Tottenham Hotspur.

According to multiple sources, Staveley is keen to make a return to the Premier League and is actively considering a significant investment in Tottenham. The move would involve bringing Middle Eastern capital into the club, potentially before the end of the year.

Staveley's involvement in the Newcastle takeover was a major success, as she helped to secure a £305 million deal that brought the Saudi Public Investment Fund to the club. Her experience in negotiating high-profile deals and her connections in the Middle East make her a potential attractive partner for Tottenham's owners, ENIC.

While the exact details of Staveley's proposed investment are still unclear, it is believed that she could be looking to acquire a significant stake in the club. Such a move would provide Tottenham with a much-needed influx of cash, which could be used to strengthen the squad and improve the club's facilities.

The potential investment from Staveley comes at a time when Tottenham are facing increasing pressure to compete at the highest level of English football. The club has struggled to consistently challenge for major trophies in recent years, and there is a growing sense that a change is needed.

If Staveley's investment goes through, it could be a major turning point for Tottenham. Her experience and connections could help to bring about a new era of success for the club.