LONDON (Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur's spending in the transfer market must be smart and sustainable, Chairman Daniel Levy said as the Premier League club on Monday announced a fall in revenue on top of mounting challenges on the pitch.
Spurs' revenue fell 4% for the year ending June 2024 from 549.6 million pounds ($709.53 million) in the previous year to 528.2 million, while the club reduced losses after tax, with a deficit of 26.2 million pounds from 86.8 million in 2023.
