Telegraph exclusive: Levi s son continues to serve as Tottenham s parent company CEO, insisting there is no problem

Hupu September 5th, the exclusive report of the famous Daily Telegraph reporter Matt Law, Daniel Levi's son Josh will continue to serve as co-CEO of Tottenham's parent company, which is at the heart of this "inheritance"-like coup that forced his father to resign as chairman of Tottenham.

Tavistock Group is a private investment company that owns a majority stake in Tottenham Hotspur’s largest shareholder, Enic, and is controlled by the Lewis Family Trust.

Joe Lewis's children Vivian and Charles serve as managing directors of Tavistock, while Daniel Levi's son Josh serves as CEO with Nick Beecher.

In view of the Levi family's involvement in Tavistock and Tottenham, industry insiders compare Levi's exit to the plot in the hit TV series "Inheritance", which tells the business empire of a wealthy American family and its internal struggles.

Vivien and Charles Lewis are also said to have played a key role in a series of changes, including Levi's right-hand man Donna Karen's step down, Enic director Peter Charlington's appointment as non-executive chairman of Tottenham Hotspur and Vincart Sam's appointment as CEO.

Given that the Lewis Family Trust is a major shareholder of Tottenham Hotspur, Vivian and Charles are expected to have greater power in the club, sources close to the Lewis family say it is a "new era."

Given that Tavistock Group played a major role in the departure of his father from Tottenham, this has raised questions from insiders about whether Josh Levi will continue to serve as the group CEO.

But a source close to the Tavistock Group insisted to the Daily Telegraph that Josh has no plans to leave and that he will remain the co-CEO of the group.