Tottenham Hotspur are marketing their stadium as the ‘Home of NFL in Europe’, according to The Daily Mail.
The report has claimed that Tottenham are searching for a naming rights partner and are trying to lure American companies by marketing the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as the ‘Home of NFL in Europe’.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy reportedly wants £20 million a year for any naming rights deal.
Premier League club Tottenham have one of the best stadiums in the world.
And, as reported by The Daily Mail, Tottenham host two NFL matches a year and are planning to stage the Super Bowl in the future.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium deal could be huge
In our view, the naming rights of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium could be huge for Tottenham.
Some of the best stadiums in the Premier League have lucrative naming rights deal.
So, in our opinion, Tottenham chairman Levy is right to wait for the best and biggest offer to come in.
Tottenham do have a great stadium, and they also have a brilliant training ground.
And now with Antonio Conte as the head coach, results on the pitch are also getting better.
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