Dan Plumley has insisted that Tottenham have benefitted from their work off the pitch after their turnover exceeded £500million for the first time in its history.
The football finance expert admitted that the new stadium and increased commercial deals are key to driving revenue upwards in north London.
UEFA money was said to have helped the cause, with the need for Champions League qualification highlighted in the latest accounts.
“It shows the development of Spurs off the pitch over the past couple of years,” he exclusively told Tottenham News.
“We’ve spoken a lot about the stadium now coming to fruition, we’ve spoken about their increase in commercial deals which is driving that revenue up and over £500million for the first time.
“That is a really significant benchmark for the club moving forward and a sign of the work they’ve put in off the pitch over the past couple of years to grow that revenue.”
Tottenham and Daniel Levy making millions
Even though the team’s off-field performance is improving, the Tottenham fans are currently unhappy with a number of contentious transfers.
Think about Levy’s £3 million incentive, especially considering the controversial ticket decisions he announced, like as price increases.
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On its own, though, this most recent revelation is unquestionably positive.
In other Tottenham news, Wenham believes that a promising Under-18 youngster will play a significant role in North London.
