Tottenham Hotspur
Sports & Entertainment · United Kingdom
Tottenham Hotspur is a north London Premier League football club, majority-owned by ENIC, that earns money from sponsors, TV rights and matchdays, and uses its 62,850-seat stadium for concerts, NFL games and other events.
What makes it different
The stadium also earns money on non-football days.
48Events held at the stadiumFY ended 30 June 2025
Concerts, NFL, rugby and boxing events add income beyond Tottenham's own match days.
How big it is
How big is Tottenham Hotspur?
£565.3MRevenue2025
62,850Stadium seats2023
877Employees2025
How it makes money 2025
Sponsors, TV and a busy stadium.
- Sponsorship28%£160.0M
- TV and media23%£127.0M
- Match receipts22%£126.5M
- Merchandising7%£39.3M
- Other20%
How the business works
One stadium. Seven days a week.
- 1Premier League football
- 2Concerts, NFL, events
- 3Sponsorship and TV
Owning the ground means the income from every event stays with the club.
Who owns it
- ENIC Sports Inc. (ENIC Group)87.62%
- Other shareholders12.38%
CEO: Vinai Venkatesham
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 1882Hotspur FC formed by local schoolboys
- 1899Move to White Hart Lane
- 1963First British club to win a major European trophy
- 1983First football club to float on the London Stock Exchange
- 2001ENIC takes over; Daniel Levy becomes chairman
Sources
Every number on this page comes from Tottenham Hotspur's own reports.
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What Tottenham Hotspur tracks24 metrics
Events held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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