Tottenham Hotspur has reached a turning point and should spend big this summer#9he

Tottenham Hotspur has reached a turning point and should spend big this summer This summer, Tottenham Hotspur is faced with a turning point. While Spurs might have firmly earned big club status with their results, finishing above at least one of the richer clubs in the Premier League constantly over the last nine seasons, theyve yet to establish themselves as a financial behemoth. Last summer, Danny Rose gave an interview where he finally let the cat out of the bag, stating that he would move on for a bigger wage and a better shot at trophies if he had to. Its a good sign that Levy is willing to make some big investments into players this summer, but the club isnt exactly swimming in cash yet. And when asked how much stadium cost increases would affect the clubs ability to compete in the transfer market, Tottenhams director of finance and operations Matthew Collecott said that this is not going to touch the football, these are very separate budgets. Backing or not backing Pochettinos plan is simply a matter of how much Levy and majority owner Joe Lewis are willing to lose over the next couple of years.