Daniel Levy has made a bold Premier League and Champions League admission after Tottenham’s historic Europa League triumph, despite sacking the manager who won that very trophy.Tottenham Hotspur had a poor Premier League campaign last season, finishing fourth from bottom in the Premier League, in what was their worst-ever league finish.Regardless of their poor domestic performance, Spurs did manage to earn a spot in the UEFA Champions League after winning the Europa League in Bilbao, Spain.A 1-0 victory was enough on the night for the Lilywhites, who managed to end their 17-year wait for a major piece of silverware and a four-decade wait for a European trophy.(Credit: Tottenham Hotspur)Daniel Levy eyes Premier League and Champions League glory for TottenhamIt truly was a remarkable achievement for the Lilywhites, who have now booked themselves a spot in the Champions League since their last appearance in the 2022/23 season.Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has opened up on his ambition in the coming years, stating that he hopes to win the Premier League and the Champions League sometime in the future.In a conversation between him and CEO Vinai Venkatesham, Levy said (Tottenham Hotspur): “We are very proud of the stadium, but we need to make sure we win on the pitch.“There is no point in having a wonderful stadium if you have not got a wonderful team and winning. I mean, the reason we do all these other events is to provide additional financial resources to the club, which in turn goes back into the team. Everything is about the team. Everything.”Venkatesham said to Levy: “I do not know how you do it. I remember, I think when you got to 20 years you might not remember this. “I remember I sent you a nice bottle of wine with a letter saying, ‘I do not know how you have done it for so long’, because it just takes everything from you. It just, you know, the energy you need to put into it. So your stamina is quite something.”Levy answered: “Failure is not an option, the desire to succeed, and because it is so difficult, I want to succeed even more.”Venkatesham replied: “My perspective is, I think you have got a very thick skin and you have got very broad shoulders, but I also see how much it affects you, because I can see how much you want to win, right? So I think sometimes there is a perspective that, because you have got a thick skin, that does not affect you, but I see it does, and I could see it in you before the Bilbao final, because I could see just how much you wanted it.”Levy: “The pressure and the disappointment of not winning over a number of years, I just wanted it so desperately, not just for me, my family, but all the fans around the world. We deserve some luck, and that last seven or so minutes was horrific. It felt like hours to win that final whistle went. That was just an amazing experience and you saw the outpouring of emotion with the parade.“You know, it was just incredible. We have won a European trophy, but it is not enough. What we have not done is more important. We need to win the league. We want to win the Premier League. We want to win the Champions League, you know, we want to win.”Thomas Frank the latest to take on Levy’s giant Spurs visionTottenham are now in a new era, following the sacking of Ange Postecoglou, after he helped them win a piece of silverware.With Thomas Frank now at the helm, it is Levy’s vision of winning the Premier League and Champions League that would now rest on the shoulders of the Danish manager.Spurs are reported to be open to investing in their squad this summer, and reports state that Frank is expected to be handed a significant budget this summer.The Lilywhites would be hoping to put the building blocks for Levy’s vision in place this transfer window, with marquee signings expected to be made by Spurs.READ MORE: Daniel Levy finally breaks silence on sacking Postecoglou – ‘I do not regret appointing Ange’The post Daniel Levy sets clear Tottenham target to win Premier League and Champions League appeared first on Spurs Web.