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Billionaire Joe Lewis bought a controlling stake in Tottenham as the majority owner of ENIC Group in 2001 but gave up control of the Premier League club 18 months ago

Manchester United trimmed their squad significantly during the January transfer window, with more than a dozen departures, but have allowed Joe Lewis to train with the seniors

Joe Lewis, whose family trust has a controlling stake in Tottenham, will reportedly plead guilty to insider trading charges having apparently decided to change his plea

As students up and down the country pick up their A-Level results today and look ahead to their university years, we take a look at some of the most successful entrepreneurs who made billions without getting a degree

Bayern Munich are continuing to chase a deal for Tottenham striker Harry Kane and are hoping that adding a sweetener to talks could potentially tempt the North London side into selling

Kylian Mbappe is one of the few to turn down the millions on offer in Saudi Arabia this summer with those approaching the ends of their careers opting to take the big cheques

The 86-year-old, now described as the former owner of Spurs, has surrendered a private jet and yacht as part of his bail conditions and must remain in the United States

You're unlikely to have seen Joe Lewis cheering on Harry Kane and co at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – or heard him talk about his business or personal life

The 86-year-old, who purchased Spurs in 2001 via his ENIC company, was indicted on 19 separate charges of alleged security fraud and conspiracy

The ENIC founder and owner of Tottenham Hotspur has been accused of 19 different charges, which he denies, relating to insider trading in the United States

Joe Lewis is facing a federal prosecution for insider trading, as the Tottenham owner became the latest billionaire to be investigated by authorities in the United States

THE BIG DEBATE: As speculation continues to rumble regarding Harry Kane's Tottenham future, Mirror Football have taken a look at the England skipper's options this summer

Tottenham hope to tie Harry Kane to a new long-term contract, but if those negotiations are unsuccessful a move could be sanctioned before he leaves on a free next summer

INEOS head honcho Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made his offer to try to purchase Manchester United, the club he supported as a boy - but moving for Tottenham Hotspur would be a much smarter play

Less than 24 hours after their Champions League final defeat at the hands of AC Milan, the club is now the subject of takeover talk with billionaire Jahm Najafi interested