Official:Tottenham has confirmed two major off-pitch deals worth over £228m in the last 24 hours

Tottenham are poised to set a new financial record thanks to the latest news coming from behind the scenes.

Particularly among the elite players, Spurs are frequently regarded as the Premier League’s best-run team.

Although it has occasionally angered supporters, Daniel Levy has always supported a sustainable approach to

managing the team that puts them in a solid position in terms of financial fair play.

Additionally, two other transactions that were disclosed in the last 24 hours have increased their buffer even further.

Spurs collaborate with two major companies

Tottenham has declared its partnership with British Petroleum’s electric vehicle company, BP Pules, and the

country’s largest oil company, Castrol.

As part of the BP agreement, electric charging stations will be built at various Spurs locations,

and Castrol will become the team’s official supplier of motor oil and EV fluids.

Although neither deal’s value was disclosed, the North London club will probably benefit from a combined value of at

least £10 million.

That will more than make up for the amount of money they were left with after their agreement with Turkish

company Getir collapsed.

Spurs disclosed that their record-breaking £228 million in sponsorship and merchandise sales during the previous

season is among the highest in the world of football.

They will surpass that figure once more in 2024–2025 according to the most recent news and a training kit contract

with BetMGM that will shortly be announced.

How may Tottenham boost their business expansion even more?

Unusually, Spurs have not been able to capitalize on the naming rights to their stadium as a business venture.

Since the stadium opened in 2019, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium could fetch between £15 million and £25 million

annually in branding deals, but the team hasn’t been able to find a suitable partner.

But the club might need the extra push to close a deal after Todd Kline, the commercial director, left to join London

rivals Chelsea.

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