Tottenham Hotspur: Former chairman Daniel Levy did not foresee Spurs’ relegation battle.

“Not in a million years,” believes Daniel Levy. Tottenham He is fighting for Premier League survival this season after stepping down as executive chairman in September.

“Relegation was never something we thought about,” Levy said at the time. In 25 years, But in the year A bad run in 2026 has put them in the drop zone.

Spurs are now two points off the bottom of third after taking eight of their last 12 points. West Ham Two games left.

Levy has been appointed in the New Year’s Honor List of the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia for his services to charity and society.

Speaking following the investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, he said he felt a “void” in the club’s league position but said he was hopeful “we will continue in the Premier League”.

“Never in a million years, no,” he said when asked if the club saw any signs of relegation.

Levy supervised the construction Tottenham Hotspur Despite the stadium and team reaching the 2019 Champions League final, Spurs’ only trophies under Levy as manager were the 2008 League Cup and last season’s Europa League.

“My expectation is to win the Premier League, win the Champions League… easier said than done,” he added.