Tottenham plans to spend more than £100 million on Brazilian star and his teammates

Tottenham Hotspur reportedly set aside more than £100 million to sign a Brazilian international and his teammates this summer, amid criticism surrounding the transfer policies of the Spurs and chairman Daniel Levi.

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Earlier this week, Lilywhites released their latest financial results.

The club announced a 4% decline in overall revenue, with game-day revenue falling to £106 million and UEFA prize money dropped from £56 million to £1 million as they lacked European participation last season (standard sports).

Levy has proposed defending the North Londoner’s lineup investment after Tottenham released those figures in the last fiscal year.

“We have invested more than £700 million in the acquisition of players since the opening of the new stadium in April 2019,” Levy said in an official statement.

“Recruitment remains a priority and we have to make sure we make smart purchases financially. We can’t spend what we don’t have, nor do we harm the club’s financial stability – indeed, in fact, our exotic income has greatly supplemented the lower football revenue this year, which is a testament to our diversified income strategy.”

In the frustrating situation of the 2024/2025 season, Ange Postecoglou, under pressure from canoe, reportedly had a big connection to potential Spurs assignments.

Levi also commented on the team’s league position, urging supporters to fall behind the side before the next few weeks.

“We currently find ourselves at No. 14 in the Premier League, which has been a very challenging season on the court,” Levy said.

“But we are in the quarterfinals of the European Rugby League. Winning this match will see the welcome silverware and provide a mean qualification for the Champions League. We must do everything we can to support the team in these final critical stages.”

“I want to thank everyone who supports us in good times and bad people. We are resilience and passionate about our club. Our goal is to complete the season as strong as possible and continue to succeed on the court.”

Tottenham plans to spend more than £100 million on Matheus Cunha and Joao Gomes

Interestingly, despite Levy’s caution in spending, there is now a new report claiming that the Spurs are ready to make serious investments in the signing of Wolves Duo Matheus Cunha and Joao Gomes.

Tottenham plans to spend more than £100 million on Gomes and Cunha, which is certainly a large part of their transfer budget, Catchfoffside wrote.

As a result, Postecoglou’s side posed a serious threat to Arsenal’s pursuit of Cunha, and as a result, the Brazilian international firmly entered the summer window to technical director Johan Lange’s radar.

Cunha has starred in various offensive roles for Wolves this semester, scoring 15 goals and snatching four assists, and his contract will include a release clause of £62.5 million.

Meanwhile, Gomes is the midstream tay pillar under Vitor Pereira. The 24-year-old started 27 of the 29 Premier League matches this semester, when Molineux averaged every 90 tackles per 90.