The Guardian
The Guardian
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Tottenham Hotspur is making a significant shift in its transfer strategy by spending a record £230 million this summer, funded largely by the club’s owners through cash injections. The high-profile signings, including expensive transfers like Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali, reflect a deliberate move away from previous frugal policies toward building a squad for immediate success. This approach raises questions about the club’s long-term identity and financial sustainability, especially as it operates without clear success expectations despite its wealth. Roberto De Zerbi, who was credited with saving Tottenham from relegation, now holds substantial influence over recruitment amid a volatile managerial outlook.
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