At present, it is generally believed that to support large-scale lineup adjustments, Tottenham needs new capital injections, which may come from its parent company or external investors. Recent changes in club senior executives, including the appointment of new CEO Vincartsham and the resignation of executive director Donna Carlren, are also believed to be related to the new investment plan.
Tottenham chairman Levi had previously expected to sign a stadium naming contract with an average annual average of £25 million, with a total value of up to £375 million, but this record asking price has not been matched by sponsors so far.
According to the club's latest financial report, Tottenham's net transfer debt has reached 279.3 million pounds, while its parent company ENIC has provided a total of only 122.1 million pounds since its acquisition of the club in 2001, which is equivalent to only about 5.3 million pounds per season.
Even so, Levi emphasized that the club will adhere to financial discipline, saying that Tottenham "cannot spend money we don't have" and "will not sacrifice the club's long-term stability for short-term interests."
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