Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has made it clear that he is hoping for a levelling of the Premier League playing field and Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has clearly heard.
Spurs released their financial results on Friday which showed a 22.7% increase in revenue to £444million, thanks to their first full season with a full capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. However, the club still ended the financial year with £50.1million in losses, down from £83.9million from the previous pandemic-hit 12 months.
Within his chairman's statement, Levy made it clear what he believes has been put into the club for transfers but also pointed towards what he saw as an uneven playing field.
