Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi reportedly met with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy earlier this week to talk about potential investment into the club.
Al-Khelaifi’s Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) – who have owned the French capital club since their 2011 takeover – are hopeful of expanding their portfolio with minority investments in multiple clubs. Spurs are said to be among the clubs in which there is interest in investment, with Levy facing growing discontent from Spurs fans.
Alongside owning 100 percent of PSG, QSI have a 21.67 percent stake in Portuguese club Braga – widely recognised as the fourth biggest club in the nation – but they are thought to be hopeful of becoming minority investors in another European club in continental competition, alongside at least one South American club.
