Daniel Levy (businessman)

For other people named Daniel Levy, see Daniel Levy (disambiguation).

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External links

• Daniel Levy at tottenhamhotspur.com

Daniel Levy
Levy during a visit to Qatar's Aspire Academy in 2012
Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
Incumbent
Assumed office February 2001

v t e Tottenham Hotspur F.C. – chairpersons
Oliver (1898) Roberts (1898–1943) Bearman (1943–61) F. Wale (1961–69) S. Wale (1969–80) Richardson (1980–1982) Alexiou (1982–84) Scholar (1984–91) Berry (1991–92) Sugar (1992–2001) Levy (2001–)