Tottenham Hotspur Stadium naming rights update

[mawspurs]

Spurs have held talks with Amazon and Google, although that was now over a year ago and the outcome of those talks is not known. More recently, Spurs have spoken to DHL, the German logistics company, about a naming rights deal.

Another potential lever for Tottenham in negotiations is that they now have a license to host up to 30 non-football events per year at the stadium, up from 16. They will also host matches Euro 2028.

 

[Dr Know]

Spurs have held talks with Amazon and Google, although that was now over a year ago and the outcome of those talks is not known. More recently, Spurs have spoken to DHL, the German logistics company, about a naming rights deal.

Another potential lever for Tottenham in negotiations is that they now have a license to host up to 30 non-football events per year at the stadium, up from 16. They will also host matches Euro 2028.

This is what Levy is good at period. I just wish that we had someone to take care of the football stuff. It would be the perfect match.

 

[Ribble]

This is what Levy is good at period. I just wish that we had someone to take care of the football stuff. It would be the perfect match.

We do, Scott Munn is Chief Football Officer.

 

[Chedozie]

Seems odd that no one wants to put their name on the stadium, given the awards and media attention it receives.

 

[chas vs dave]

Seems odd that no one wants to put their name on the stadium, given the awards and media attention it receives.

Perhaps the club want a huge deal, as there is value to having our brand on the stadium

 

[Metalhead]

Seems odd that no one wants to put their name on the stadium, given the awards and media attention it receives.

I assumed that it's that no-one has offered what the club considers to be its true value. There must be some temptation also to leave it as just the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

 

[Dr Know]

We do, Scott Munn is Chief Football Officer.

Well he ain’t chiefing

 

[yiddopaul]

We do, Scott Munn is Chief Football Officer.

Well that's about as useful as a chocolate teapot if said Chief Football Officer has to go to Levy for dosh!

 

[Chedozie]

Well that's about as useful as a chocolate teapot if said Chief Football Officer has to go to Levy for dosh!

Levy gives him £500,000 limit, anymore than that and he needs permission to spend

 

[stormfly]

Levy gives him £500,000 limit, anymore than that and he needs permission to spend

You mean 500 million right?

 

[Pellshek]

Seems odd that no one wants to put their name on the stadium, given the awards and media attention it receives.

The value of the rights have appreciated enormously since the stadium opened, primarily through creating and leveraging an entirely new club-owned brand: The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

That's the reason for the delay, not a shortage of interested parties. Levy's the one driving the bus.

I still don't rule out us having no naming rights partner, with Levy instead flogging off sponsorship rights to various stadium activities piecemeal. Lots of mini-sponsorships adding up to the equal of a big one.

 

[mark87]

Spurs have held talks with Amazon and Google, although that was now over a year ago and the outcome of those talks is not known. More recently, Spurs have spoken to DHL, the German logistics company, about a naming rights deal.

Another potential lever for Tottenham in negotiations is that they now have a license to host up to 30 non-football events per year at the stadium, up from 16. They will also host matches Euro 2028.

Levy's middle name is Howard isn't it?

 

[Twizzle]

In other words, there is no update

 

[newbie]

In other words, there is no update

we have talked to the biggest richest tax dodgers and they all said no


yup

 

[Chedozie]

You mean 500 million right?

You’d associate Levy with spending half a billion on players, maybe over a 10 year period.

 

[Johnny J]

Pretty sure we do in fact know the outcome of the Amazon and Google talks: no.