Two decades have passed since the English tycoon entered the Tottenham boardroom, and the team has improved while he was in charge.

For the most part, Tottenham has been a Champions League regular for more than ten years; the only drawback is that they haven’t won any trophies. This is one thing that supporters can’t dispute.

From legendary Gareth Bale to club-record goal scorer Harry Kane. The club has fielded some of the greatest players in the world, but they have never been able to cross the finish line.

Trophy-winning managers like Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho have failed miserably even when they have been in the dugout.

Daniel Levy has often been the person getting the brunt of it all, whether he chooses to spend a club record amount or nothing at all on someone like Tanguy Ndombele.

Gary Neville, the former Manchester United player, has consistently supported Levy and has even referred to him as “the best operator in football.”

He isn’t persuaded by the fact that many Spurs supporters disagree with him, as you can guess given the team’s lack of trophy success.

Neville believes that Hotspur Way’s players have “developed the game” the best, aside from Manchester City.

The training ground and stadium of Tottenham

“I think Levy is the best football operator,” Neville declared a few years back, drawing criticism for it at the time.

“If you consider his off-field actions. Except for Manchester City with their limitless resources, no one has improved a stadium or training facility to the extent that Tottenham has. None at all. What he has done is remarkable.

“The issue is that he has never made a mistake in the football aspect. That’s the side he’s always sought to maintain strict control of. He’s shown he won’t let that go, so if he does, he’ll probably be able to take the

Ange Postecoglou under Daniel Levy

The new guy in the dugout is, it’s safe to say, giving the fans optimism, unlike the past managers.

Ange Postecoglou has been able to renew the club’s spirit and belief despite Harry Kane’s departure a few days before of the new campaign.

From the group’s bold, tough, and expansive playing style to his weekly interactions with the media.

Every Tottenham supporter is fully behind this individual, who perfectly embodies the club’s culture.