Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is in talks about a partnership with Standard Liege.

The same investment company that hold a majority stake in Spurs is supposedly holding talks to take over the Belgian outfit, which could change the dynamic at the north London side for years to come, says Walfoot.

Liege are on the verge of changing ownership with current chief Bruno Venanzi supposedly ready to sell his shares.

English investment group ENIC, of which Levy has a significant shareholding in, are closest to taking the reins.

Super-agent Pini Zahavi, who can boast clients like Alex Telles and Robert Lewandowski, is believed to be the man in the middle working on the deal.

RMC reports it would bring a real possibility of future collaboration between Spurs and Standard Liege in a feeder club arrangement.