Tottenham have plans to take the club off the Stock Exchange.
The Telegraph says Tottenham's owners are to take the club off the stock-market to help their prospects of borrowing money for the proposed new stadium development.
Tottenham need to raise £300-£350m to build the new stadium at Northumberland Park, much of which will come from borrowing.
Chairman Daniel Levy said this would be easier if they were privately owned.
"It is clear to us that increasing the capacity of the Club's stadium is a key factor in the continued development and success of the Club and will involve the Company in considerable additional capital expenditure," he said.
"Given this requirement, we believe that the AIM listing restricts our ability to secure funding for its future development. We are ambitious for the Club and have always taken the steps that we believe to be in its best interests."