Tottenham spends a hundred million pounds less a year on wages than some of his rival ‘big six’ and can therefore increase his salary cap.
That’s according to finance guru and Football Insider columnist Kieran Maguire, speaking exclusively after journalist David Ornstein told Sky Sports that Harry Kane “would like to leave Tottenham. “
In addition to Gareth Bale on loan, Kane is the club’s source of income with 200,000 euros per week.
In their last set of accounts, the Spurs recorded a loss of 63. 9 million pounds, however, Maguire remains optimistic about the club’s monetary outlook.
He asserts that the budgetary merit to Tottenham derives from his stadium means that he can compete with his rival “big six” in terms of wage spending.
He told Football Insider correspondent Adam Williams: “They have a lot of flexibility. They make more in-game sales than anything else. They even outperformed Man United. “
“Assuming that after vaccination, we have crowds again, they will end up with the largest source of gaming revenue in the Premier League, which is an incredible achievement indeed. “
“So 2020 has hit them hard. But even with that in mind, your billing salary is still only 59 percent.
“It was 45% the previous year, so it has increased, but it is still particularly lower than other clubs.
“The Spurs’ bill is 181 million pounds, Arsenal’s bill is 225 million pounds, 283 million pounds in Chelsea, 284 million pounds in Man United. So your payroll is a hundred million pounds less than two of the clubs that want to jump. Then you have a chance to spend more. “
The monetary effects of the Spurs in 2020 were the first time their accounts entered red numbers since 2012.
The site revealed in February that a large-scale sale was planned to balance the books.
In other news, a very sensible expert says Bale would possibly have increased any chance of a permanent return from the Spurs.