Daniel Levy prevents transfers Tottenham Hotspur in the middle of the “challenging” season

Tottenham Hotspur President Daniel Levy defended the team’s transfer expenses and described the season 2024-25 as “highly demanding” in a statement accompanying the annual financial results of the club.

During his time in Spurs, the Levs came to frequent criticism, with supporters expressed frustration in the club for not always spending as much as their rivals in the transfer market and not ensuring that their exploitation on the pitch corresponds to their commercial success.

This season was difficult for Spurs. Disappears on 14. Premier League The table and is left with only the European league as a means of ending a 17 -year -old trophy drought in northern London.

A number of SPURS supporters took part in the protest against Levy and Ownership of the Club before the Premier League match against the team against the Premier League team. Manchester United in February.

Levy prevented his record on the transfer market on Monday and repeated his focus on the economic stability of the club.

“When we announce our financial results for a year until June 30, 2024, we are currently 14. said in a statement Monday.

“But we are in the quarterfinals UEFA Europa League. Victory in this competition would see a welcome silver and an average qualification for The UEFA Champions League. We have to do everything in our power to support the team in these final key stages.

“Since the opening of our new stadium in April 2019, we have invested over 700 million GBP in the acquisition of players. Recruitment remains a key focus and we have to ensure that we intelligent purchases within our funds.

“We often read the challenge to spend more, as we are assessed as the ninth richest club in the world. However, closer examination of today’s financial data shows that such expenditures must be sustainable in the long run and in our operating income.

“Our ability to generate recurring revenues determines our expenditure strength. We cannot spend what we do not have, and we will not endanger the financial stability of this club-the income outside the playground this year significantly supplemented lower football revenues, testifying to our diversified income strategy.

“I want to thank everyone who supports us in good and bad times. We are resistant and passionate about our club. We are heading to complete this season as we can, and continue to build on the pitch.”

Spurs accounts described in detail by a 4% decrease in income – to 528.2 million GBP ($ 683.4 million) from $ 2023 549.6 million GBP – in the period that included the first season of postcoglou.

The North London Club at the time supervised the repair of their first team team with players as Micky van de out, James Maddison and Brennan Johnson brought to the club while Harry Kane left in the transfer of big money Bayern Munich.

Last season, Spurs did not play in Europe due to their eight goals in 2022-23 and their benefits earned from UEFA dropped sharply from 56.2 million GBP to only 1.3 million GBP. Despite the changes in the club, the postcogle team led to the fifth completed goal and qualification of the European League. Meanwhile, women Tottenham Hotspur achieved the FA Cup final under the leadership of head coach Robert Vilahamn.

This season, however, is for Spurs after a combination of injuries and bad form has seen that they will lose more than half of their Premier League games, leaving only the European league – where they will face Eintracht Frankfurt In the quarterfinals – as their only hope of saving something from the season.

The women also fought in the middle of 2024-25 in the middle of the growing speculation about the future of Villahamn as the head coach. They are ninth in the Super League women’s table.

Postcoglou’s side face Chelsea On Thursday in the Premier League while the women Spurs Women hosts Aston Villa April 20.