Tottenham Hotspur chairman says club intend to spend.
Tottenham Hotspur’s decision not to spend during the last two transfer rumours has been so remarkable that it is fascinating in it’s own right.
For Spurs fans, it has been an exercise in patience.
There is a concern among fans that the huge spend on the new stadium will make this a regular occurrence.
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy insists the club’s transfer budget will remain unaffected.
An Evening Standard report on the latest Tottenham Hotspur Supporter’s Trust meeting quotes: “Daniel Levy said the net spend on players would not be affected.
“DL continued that Champions League qualification gave more flexibility. There is a certain amount the club wants to invest in the team. If players are sold, that amount increases.”
Tottenham have actually made a profit on players since Mauricio Pochettino was appointed, according to ‘My Football Facts’.
A lack deficit with regard to net spend means Levy is being smart with his comments.
Levy’s comments are designed to give assurances to supporters, but they certainly do not offer any guarantees.
Fans have responded to Levy’s comments, many raising similar points…
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