Tottenham have a number of new investors looking to buy into the club as QSI move on

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Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy announced earlier in the week that the club are in discussions over potential investment.

There have been a number of PR disasters for Tottenham over recent months which have not reflected well on Daniel Levy.

A six per cent increase to season ticket prices is the main issue which has riled up a lot of Spurs fans on social media ahead of the new term.

It has now been revealed that the Spurs chairman has not only upped his salary, but he has also rewarded himself with a £3m bonus.

Ahead of the summer transfer window, Ange Postecoglou’s side will be hoping to go into it with the knowledge they have secured Champions League football.

Some may feel that the elite European competition will make Spurs a more attractive landing spot to potential targets.

However, it will also provide Spurs with greater freedom to spend over the summer with an increased revenue stream coming from the competition.

And now it is being suggested the club are looking to bring in some external funding which could potentially push them closer to the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool.

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QSI has now moved on but Spurs are receiving interest from elsewhere

Back in 2022, Tottenham were reported to be subject of interest from QSI who own Paris Saint-Germain.

That interest never really progressed and talks are not believed to have gone beyond an exploratory meeting with Nasser Al-Khelaifi.

A lot has changed at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in that time with Antonio Conte now gone and Postecoglou at the helm.

Harry Kane has also moved on from the club, but Spurs remain a seriously attractive prospective investment opportunity for many.

In the recent financial report released by the club, Levy revealed the club had achieved a revenue of more than £500m for the first time ever.

What this means is Spurs have a huge amount of wiggle room when it comes to spending in the transfer windows before they come anyway near breaching PSR.

A fresh report from the Daily Mail has now claimed Spurs are seeing a number of American investors beginning to circle.

However, any prospect of QSI returning looks slim as they’ve now moved on to other projects like Moto GP.

Levy still in support of Premier League keeping PSR

There may be a number of clubs who are falling short when it comes to their finances in the Premier League.

The likes of Nottingham Forest and Everton are the two main examples who have now been deducted points.

Despite sharing losses over the year, Spurs are not one of those clubs and Levy has admitted he is keen to see PSR stick around to keep the league sustainable.

“The Club remains fully compliant with the Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) and is supportive of the enhancement of PSR to ensure the PL remains competitive and sustainable,” he said.

Tottenham may, however, be able to relieve Forest of their financial concerns this summer by once again raiding them of one of their star players.