Major update on Tottenham’s talks with Google over stadium naming rights

Tottenham Hotspur and Google have been in talks over a deal regarding stadium naming rights, as reported by the Athletic on Monday.

Daniel Levy has been long searching for a deal for the club’s new stadium since it was opened back in 2019.

But now, the north London club may have found a buyer with Gianluca Di Marzio providing an update on the situation.

Di Marzio: “The deal between Google and Tottenham could close soon”

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK. 9th Apr, 2019. UEFA Champions League football, quarter final 1st leg, Tottenham Hotspur versus Manchester City; General view of the wall stand at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Credit: Action Plus Sports/Alamy Live Ne T3FJ80 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, UK. 9th Apr, 2019. UEFA Champions League football, quarter final 1st leg, Tottenham Hotspur versus Manchester City; General view of the wall stand at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Credit: Action Plus Sports/Alamy Live News (Alamy Stock Photo)

The Italian journalist claims that a deal between the two parties could soon be complete.

This deal would represent a massive financial boost for Spurs with Levy seeking a world-record deal worth a reported £25m-per-year.

With the club also back in the Champions League and the many other events which the stadium hosts, a stadium naming rights deal on top of this would be massive.

“But now it could be the right time.

“The figures of the agreement are still secret, but the deal between Google and Tottenham could close soon.”

This angle… 🔥 pic.twitter.com/5z3NuzDUiN

— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) October 14, 2022

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