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Former Aston Villa and Everton CEO Keith Wyness has claimed that «something big» could be around the corner for possible minority investment at Tottenham. It comes just days after Daniel Levy revealed that the club were «in discussions» to generate additional funds from external sources.

Spurs are already one of the most sustainable clubs in the Premier League under the British millionaire's watch as chairman but are now aiming to increase revenues yet more to keep on improving. Competing against state-funded sides across the world, Tottenham continue to have the challenge of turning their strong financial situation into on-field success.

«Our turnover has exceeded half a billion pounds for the first time,» said Levy in the breakdown of Tottenham's 2022/23 accounts. «Whilst UEFA monies contributed, this has also been driven by increased stadium revenues from both football and non-football events and additional revenue streams.

»This is the impact of our multi-use stadium and what our board has been focussed on delivering in order to invest in our football in a financially sustainable manner. The absolute priority for our club is to deliver on-pitch success."

Tottenham are currently owned by majority shareholders Enic Group, with Levy also holding a minority share as well. Their impressive recent financial results and ambition to cement themselves as a consistent top-level team in Europe has led to more public willingness to entertain offers from prospective investors, though.

After Levy wrote in the club's official accounts that «the board and its advisors, Rothschild & Co, are in discussions with prospective investors,» the topic of a takeover has surfaced once again.Only last year there were reports that Tottenham could

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