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While Tottenham’s ongoing struggles on the pitch have affected the team’s bottom line, the Lilywhites continue to post excellent revenue.
Tottenham are at risk of losing their top-flight status for the first time in 48 years, and relegation could have devastating financial consequences on the North London club.
Spurs have turned to Roberto De Zerbi as the final throw of the dice, and the club’s top brass would be hoping that the Italian can get a response from the set of players, who have failed to win a single league game for over three months.
However, the club’s balance sheet continues to remain strong for the time being despite their continued struggles to get results domestically.
Tottenham see increase in income in the latest financial year
Tottenham have now published the financial results for the year ending 30 June 2025, and the club have seen their revenue increase to £565.3m.
That represents a 7 per cent increase compared to their total income of £528.2m the previous year, with the rise being driven by the club’s Europa League success last season.
However, Spurs have confirmed that their struggles domestically have negatively impacted their TV and media revenue.
The Profit from Operations (EBITDA) decreased to £112.3m, which is down 22 per cent compared to the £144.9m the previous year. Meanwhile, their Loss after Tax has increased to £94.7m.
Spurs have a lot of debt but it remains manageable
Tottenham have revealed that their net debt as of June 30 of last year was £831.2m, up from £772.5m in 2024.
While that may be a concerning number, the club point out that over 90 per cent of their total borrowing of £851.7m has been done at a fixed interest rate of 3.07 per cent.
Additionally, the average maturity of the borrowings is 17.6 years, which they say ensures a ‘limited impact on the club’s financial sustainability’.
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