The Tottenham Hotspur chairman, Daniel Levy, has hit back at criticism of their lack of spending and told fans he will never risk the financial stability of the club.
Levy defended Tottenham’s recruitment strategy after the club published their latest financial results on Monday, which also showed that Levy received £3.728million last season, meaning he remains the highest-paid executive in the Premier League.
Tottenham have spent almost £600million net on transfers in the past ten years, which is about £160million less than Arsenal and £300million less than Chelsea, while they have fallen even further behind the top teams when it comes to spending on wages.
Tottenham’s results for 2023-24 show their wage bill dropped from £251million to £222million last season — considerably less than their