Finance expert backs Tottenham to end the summer transfer window with a bang

Spurs are pushing hard for two major attacking reinforcements: Savinho and Eberechi Eze. Manchester City have already rejected a £60m bid for Savinho, but Tottenham remain determined. Meanwhile, multiple reports suggest talks for Crystal Palace star Eze are progressing, with former Spurs scout Mick Brown even claiming a deal is close.

Crucially, Frank and the recruitment team don’t see these deals as “one or the other.” Instead, both Savinho and Eze are viewed as transformative additions who would provide very different qualities to Frank’s system, something Spurs desperately need heading into a Champions League campaign.

The financial freedom to splurge

Former Man City financial adviser Stefan Borson has explained why Tottenham are in such a strong position to invest via Football Insider:

“If you looked at the revenue for this season versus the current wage bill, I bet it’s forecast to be at around 38 per cent of turnover. It was already low at 42 per cent in 2023/24. That’s just too low. There has got to be some investment and there will be.”

In other words, Spurs’ wage-to-revenue ratio gives Daniel Levy and the board plenty of room to back Frank. With Champions League football on the horizon, the club simply cannot afford to stand still.

Ending with a bang

Spurs fans can therefore expect a strong finish to the window. Borson predicts “three or four players” could arrive, and with the links to Savinho and Eze intensifying, that feels increasingly realistic.

The message is clear: Tottenham are ready to end the summer window with a bang. Levy’s smart business earlier in the window has laid the foundation, and now it’s about delivering the star names Frank needs to keep Spurs competing at the very top.