Tottenham Hotspur’s chief executive, Vinai Venkatesham, says the club needs a “complete reset” following its narrowly avoiding relegation from the Premier League. Speaking after the Sunday result, he argues Tottenham must refocus on football-related priorities rather than other aspects of the business. Venkatesham, who was appointed a little over a year ago, previously stepped down from a similar chief executive role at Arsenal. The comments come as the club remains under pressure to stabilize its performances in the league after a difficult season that nearly ended in relegation. His remarks frame the next stage as a restructuring effort aimed at improving football operations and decision-making. While the available reporting provides limited detail on specific measures, it is clear that Venkatesham is advocating a broad shift in approach, with the football side placed back at the center of the club’s plans. The statements reflect an assessment that the current model has not been sufficient to ensure Premier League security.