Writing on Twitter, Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol has dropped a major behind-the-scenes claim on the European Super League aftermath involving Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy.
Spurs were one of the big six Premier League clubs who signed up to be part of a closed breakaway division alongside Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City and Liverpool.
Sky journalist drops major Levy claim
The plans attracted plenty of backlash and criticism from numerous supporters, as well as popular members of the media, and the protests eventually resulted in all English clubs backing out of the controversial plans.
Solhekol has been covering the aftermath extensively, and he has now dropped a major behind-the-scenes claim involving Levy.
The journalist said that there is a 'growing feeling' among the other 14 Premier League clubs that 'heads must roll', and they are 'particularly unhappy' with the behaviour of Levy as well as Bruce Buck, Ferran Soriano and Ed Woodward.
"Growing feeling among 14 clubs that heads must roll at 6 breakaway clubs," explained Solhekol on social media.
"14 are particularly unhappy with behaviour of Buck, Soriano, Levy & Woodward. One exec says: 'Stories saying Ed Woodward resigned because he was against the ESL are laughable. He was involved from day one'."
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Levy is already under mounting pressure from many Lilywhites fans, with the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust recently calling for him and the board to resign.
Facing a fight on two fronts, another worry for the chairman in the aftermath of Spurs' involvement in the ESL could be the pressure of disgruntled executives from the other 14 Premier League clubs.
Indeed, this claim that they are 'particularly unhappy' with the Spurs chief among others potentially indicates an even more worrying backlash for Levy. Amid the fan protests as well, you could argue his future as Tottenham chief looks more shaky than ever.
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