Tottenham allowed to increase spending under new SCR rules
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 8:14 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Tottenham Hotspur can significantly increase spending on player costs as they comply with new squad-cost ratio rules, permitting expenditure up to 85% of revenue. In the 2024-25 financial year, the club recorded wages and amortisation at 61% of revenue. The new stadium enhances financial capabilities, hosting up to 30 non-football events annually. This summer's significant spending will be amortized over the contract length, impacting future budgets.
- •SCR allows Tottenham to spend up to 85% of revenue on player costs.
- •2024-25 revenue total was £565m, enabling a potential £480m spending threshold.
- •Wages and amortisation accounted for 61% of revenue last season.
- •The new stadium's matchday revenue and commercial income have increased.
- •This summer’s transfer fees will be amortized over five years.
- 8:14 AMYahoo Sports — Why SCR will allow Spurs to keep spending - analysis
"Tottenham can spend significant sums because under the new squad-cost ratio rules (SCR) they are allowed to spend up to 85% of their revenue on player costs - player wages, amortisation and agent fees etc. In their last set of accounts (2024-25), wages and amortisation was only 61%, and this includes all salaries. In addition, Tottenham's new stadium, which can now host up to 30 non-football events a year at full capacity, is proving to be very beneficial.
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