Tottenham Hotspur is actively seeking new investors to enhance its long-term potential as revealed by chairman Daniel Levy. Despite a record-breaking revenue exceeding £500 million increased operating costs particularly in player expenses led to an overall loss of £86.8 million for the club.
Spurs are engaged in talks with potential investors to inject equity and support future projects. The club’s focus remains on sustainability and prudent financial management, although rising costs and the absence of European football pose challenges.
With a strong emphasis on controlling expenses, increasing commercial revenues and consistent European participation, Tottenham aims to continue investing in its squads and achieving success on the field. Since the opening of their stadium in 2019, the club has already invested over £600 million in both men’s and women’s teams.
Bayern Munich ended their two-match losing streak in the Champions League with a 1-0 victory…
Robert Lewandowski continued his sensational form, scoring twice as Barcelona cruised to a 4-1 victory…
Arsenal’s unbeaten Champions League run ended with a controversial 1-0 defeat to Inter Milan at…
Jimmy Anderson, England's all-time leading wicket-taker has put himself forward for selection in the Indian…
Jim Whitley has enjoyed a diverse post-football career, spanning from portrait painting to musical theatre…
Benjamin Mendy won a legal battle against Manchester City over unpaid wages and secured the…