Tottenham are not, and never have been, for sale after a third prospective bidder confirmed they will not make an offer for the club.

On Monday evening, Brooklyn Earick confirmed to the London Stock Exchange that he does not intend to bid for Tottenham.

The former DJ led an American consortium that made an informal expression of interest, which was "unequivocally rejected" by the Spurs board, led by majority shareholders ENIC group, on September 26.

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Following Daniel Levy’s departure, Tottenham Hotspur CEO Vinai Venkatesham outlines the club’s vision. Credit: Tottenham Hotspur FC

As some Tottenham shares are still held by private investors, prospective bidders had to make their intentions clear, as set out in the Takeover Code.

There were three expressions - of varying degrees of seriousness - in buying the club, but all have now confirmed they will not be making bids.

That means they cannot bid for six months - unless someone else enters talks about buying the club.

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