Daniel Levy has said he will be fully appreciated once he has stepped away from being Spurs chairman as he hits back at suggestions he has meddled with football affairs

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy fears 'abuse' of multi-club ownership - The likes of Chelsea, Manchester United and Man City have wide-reaching networks across the continent and beyond

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy predicted he will get credit from supporters critical of his time in charge once he has left the club.

Spurs are looking to build on their 1-0 win over Arsenal in Hong Kong, where there were plenty of encouraging signs ahead of the new season. With less than two weeks until Spurs face Paris Saint-Germain in the Super Cup, Frank is targeting another good display.

Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min played what is expected to be his final match for the club in front of 64,773 fans at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Sunday, and teammate James Maddison was carried off with a knee injury.

Brennan Johnson scored the early goal that was cancelled out by Harvey Barnes but events were overshadowed by tributes to Heung-Min Son in Seoul – while James Maddison went off with what appeared to b

"I think my type of game, it belongs to the Premier League. I've always said that I really enjoyed the two seasons that I had at Fulham, it was a dream come true and probably one of the best memories I have in my football career belonged to the Premier League.