Tottenham's spending strategy aligns with new financial regulations

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Last updated Jul 3, 2026

Tottenham's spending strategy aligns with new financial regulations
Summary

Tottenham Hotspur can spend substantially this summer under the new squad-cost ratio rules, allowing up to 85% of revenue on player costs. With the club’s last accounts showing player costs at 61%, they are well-positioned to invest in their squad. The enhanced revenue from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, hosting up to 30 events annually, supports this spending. This year, Tottenham’s total revenue reached £565m, permitting around £480m in squad expenditure. The amortization of transfer fees over contract lengths further aids their financial flexibility.

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  • Spurs can spend up to 85% of revenue on player costs
  • Last accounts reported player costs at 61%
  • Stadium events significantly boost revenue
  • Total revenue for 2024-25 was £565m
  • Spending includes amortized transfer fees over contracts
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How Tottenham can stay within financial rules during their current spending spree has been the subject of a lot of questions submitted via our Spurs Ask Me Anything form. Spurs can spend significant sums this summer 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.

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