Tottenham faces £304m financial obligation as ENIC takes action
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 5:30 PM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Tottenham Hotspur registered a share issue on June 29, 2026, creating over 14 million new shares for approximately £103m. ENIC, the club's ownership group, has injected £232m into the club over the last five years. This financial maneuver follows concerns about the club's ongoing £304m in transfer instalments, as Tottenham narrowly avoided relegation in the last season despite significant squad investment. The club is also exploring a part-takeover by Eight Sports Capital, led by Richard Tsai and others.
- •Tottenham registered a share issue worth £103m.
- •The club owes £304m in transfer instalments.
- •Only Chelsea and the Manchester clubs owe more in instalments.
- •A proposed takeover by Eight Sports Capital is underway.
- •The team narrowly avoided relegation last season.
- 5:30 PMYahoo Sports — Tottenham dealing with £304m issue that could last for four years as ENIC file official paperwork
"In recent years, Tottenham have been characterised as among the more financially disciplined Premier League clubs. In reality, however, only a handful of Premier League club owners have injected more money in recent years than ENIC, the club’s holding company overseen by the Lewis family.
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