Daniel Levy received a £27 million payout after leaving Tottenham in 2025, the second-highest executive pay-off in Premier League history.
Financial documents published by Tottenham Hotspur on Companies House have revealed that former executive chairman Daniel Levy received a £27 million compensation package following his departure in September 2025. Levy was ousted from his position at the North London club after nearly 25 years at the helm.
The £27 million payout represents the second-highest executive severance package in Premier League history. Official accounts also show that Levy earned roughly £61 million in total wages, bonuses, and incentives over his quarter-century tenure overseeing the club.
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