Tottenham have received a £100m cash injection from the Lewis family trust, with more funding expected in the coming months.
The move strengthens the club’s finances and gives manager Thomas Frank greater flexibility in the transfer market.
“The Lewis family is committed to backing the club to be successful,” a source said. Further capital will be provided as needed.
Frank spent around £125m this summer, signing Mohammed Kudus and Xavi Simons, with permanent deals for Kevin Danso and Mathys Tel to follow.
After finishing 17th last season, Spurs are targeting a return to the top five — both for sporting progress and financial growth.
The club insist they are not for sale, despite recent takeover interest from several investor groups.
Chair Peter Charrington said the funding “reflects the Lewis family’s ambition for the future” and will help drive “long-term sporting success.”
Beyond football, Spurs continue to expand off the pitch with projects including a hotel, indoor arena, and training ground upgrades for their women’s and NFL teams.
