Daniel Levy’s exit from Tottenham Hotspur may pave the way for the club to finally secure a naming rights partner for their stadium.
Tottenham Hotspur moved into their new billion-pound stadium back in April of 2019, but the club still have not found a naming rights partner for the venue.
Reports over recent months have claimed that Tottenham have had conversations with Amazon, Google, and DHL regarding a long-term deal.
Some sources have even claimed that Daniel Levy has already rejected multiple naming rights offers, with the former Spurs chairman said to have been holding out for a lucrative agreement.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium may soon get a new name
The Telegraph have now suggested that following Levy’s exit and the re-structuring of Tottenham’s leadership, we may see developments regarding the naming rights.
The report claims that shortly after the opening of the stadium, the former Spurs executive chairman was hoping to secure a £25m-a-year for 15 years, which would have earned the club a world-record £375m.
However, he was unable to find a company willing to match that valuation. Now that Levy has departed, the outlet claims that it could have the consequence of unlocking a naming rights deal for the club.
ENIC expected to invest significant money into Tottenham
Alasdair Gold has suggested that Levy’s exit may pave the way for ENIC to inject some cash into Tottenham Hotspur.
This has been backed up by The Telegraph, who say that over £100m of equity is scheduled to be pumped into the club.
This will be done with the goal of ensuring that Tottenham can be competitive on all fronts, with ENIC wanting to bring ‘sustained sporting success’ to the club.
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