Tottenham’s former executive chairman Daniel Levy paid €31.5m after departure

Tottenham’s former executive chairman Daniel Levy received about €31.5m after leaving the club in September 2025, according to The Athletic.

Levy’s payment followed the end of his 24-year tenure at Tottenham. It covered his salary, annual bonus and money due under a long-term incentive scheme, with the terms included in his contract if his position was terminated.

Sources told The Athletic the sum was not the result of a separate compensation agreement. No additional payment was made as part of a settlement.

Following Levy’s departure, Tottenham’s owners reorganised the club and were active in last summer’s transfer market.

Levy continues to hold a stake in Tottenham through family trusts. That interest is approximately 24%.