“Breaking Insider News: Major Twist in Amanda Staveley’s Tottenham Takeover Plans!”

“Exclusive Insider Reveal: Major Update on Amanda Staveley’s Tottenham Takeover!”

Keith Wyness, former chief of Everton, has stated that Amanda Staveley has reduced her focus on acquiring a stake in Tottenham due to her connections with a potential takeover at AS Monaco.

The 66-year-old, who was CEO at Goodison Park from 2004 to 2009 and now heads a football consultancy advising top clubs, urged the 51-year-old to reconsider investing in French football, citing concerns over broadcasting issues and regulatory challenges.

TBR Football reported on December 18 that former Newcastle part-owner Amanda Staveley is eyeing a potential takeover of French club AS Monaco after Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev put the club up for sale. It’s suggested that Staveley may abandon her pursuit of a minority stake in Spurs in favor of taking full control of the Ligue 1 side at a significantly lower cost.

Daniel Levy has been in discussions to sell a stake in Tottenham, potentially valuing the club at up to £3.75 billion. Along with Amanda Staveley, other potential investors include Liberty Media, Sheikh Jassim, and Qatar Sports Investment, all of whom have been linked as possible new partners for the London club.

Wyness advises Staveley to reconsider abandoning her Tottenham pursuit in favor of an AS Monaco deal.

“They are a club that was also up for sale just two or three years ago. It’s clearly a very appealing location for high-net-worth individuals.”

“I believe Monaco is the kind of investment that would likely appeal to Amanda, but there are concerns surrounding the media deal in French football. Additionally, there are numerous unresolved regulatory issues.”