BBC Sport speaks to multiple sources about Spurs chairman Daniel Levy and whether he would leave Tottenham amid fan protests.

Daniel Levy's leadership at Tottenham has been a commercial success but questions remain about the club’s trophy drought. Meanwhile, let’s take a look at his net worth, personal life and transfer plans.

TOTTENHAM are the subject of takeover interest from a consortium of Qatari investors, according to reports. But the new potential owners could give chairman Daniel Levy a controversial role. The

Levy is unpopular among Tottenham fans, but his ability to drive financial growth has made him an attractive figure for investors. This could prove a sticking point. Tottenham have been actively seeking external funding, with Levy admitting last year that fresh investment was necessary to strengthen the club’s financial base.

Tottenham have been searching for outside investment for some time, with chairman Daniel Levy facing escalating fan anger over his management of the club amid their dreadful season

A Qatari consortium is reportedly targeting a takeover of Tottenham, though they may start their era in north London by making a controversial decision among supporters. Protests have been held at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium over the way chairman Daniel Levy has run the club, though he may stay in power if new money is brought in.

As reported by Matt Hughes of The Guardian, Daniel Levy may be offered the opportunity to stay on at Tottenham Hotspur by a Qatari-based consortium interested in buying the club.

Daniel Levy is facing more protests against his Tottenham Hotspur chairmanship with fans being urged to take part in a sit-in after Sunday’s home game against Manchester United.

Tottenham Hotspur executive chairman Daniel Levy could be given the chance to stay at the club by Qatari investors.