Tottenham saw a total revenue increase of 22.7% for the financial year of 2022 after earning £444million in total. Spurs saw a jump of £82.1million over the 12-month period after the previous financial year had totalled £361.9million due to the Covid pandemic.
The most notable increase unsurprisingly came in terms of match receipts as their financial results for the year ending June 2021 only brought in £1.9million with all but two home games (Arsenal 2,000 fans and Aston Villa 10,000 fans) played behind closed doors in the 2020/21 season. Following the green light to operate at full capacity once again in 2021/22, which was in fact the club's first full season at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a capacity crowd, the club saw their match receipts rise £104.2million on the previous year to a total of £106.1million.
One area that Tottenham did see a decrease in was their UEFA prize money after going from £23.6million in 2021 to £10.2million in 2022. Competing in the newly-formed Europa Conference League as opposed to the Europa League in 2020/21, a Covid-enforced group stage exit also had a big impact on the club's earnings as they were not involved in the knockout phase of the competition.
