Daniel Levy sends a message to Tottenham fans before the opening match of Nuno Espirito Santo

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Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has sent a message to Spurs fans welcoming them once again ahead of Sunday’s clash against Manchester City.

Tottenham hosts the Premier League champions in North London with the start of their campaign in 2021/22.

The stadium is set to be at full capacity for the first time since March 2020 with all Covid-19 restrictions lifted in England.

It’s set to be an emotional moment for players and fans alike, an aspect that Levi is all too aware of.

In a pre-match statement posted on Tottenham’s website, he wrote: “This is how our new season begins.

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“I am aware for many of you, this comeback will be tinged with sadness because you remember those we have lost from the Spurs family – and as you look at the seats your family members or friends once occupied, you miss seeing someone you never did know so much about it, but who was also present In your area of ​​u200bu200bthe stadium, or perhaps someone who was usually with you on the couch or in the pub is watching and yelling at the TV next to you.

“Today we will look to remember and look forward. The pandemic has brought many challenges, however, it has also brought a greater appreciation for what we might take for granted and an awareness of how resilient we are when we work as a team and support each other.”

The match against Pep Guardiola’s forces also marks Nuno Espirito Santo’s first Premier League game since his appointment as Jose Mourinho’s permanent successor.

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Levy also expressed his gratitude to the fans, while encouraging them to stand behind the former Wolverhampton Wanderers boss as he begins his first season in north London.

“I would like to thank each of you for the role you played and the support you provided to our club,” he added. “All we are doing is supporting the team that will take to the pitch today. There is a lot of excitement among the players about the atmosphere it will all create.

“Please join me in welcoming Fabio, Nuno and his coaching staff. Welcome back.”

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