Who is spurs new sponsor

You can unsubscribe at any time. More info. Tottenham are set for a big transfer boost as they are reportedly close to agreeing a new training kit sponsorship deal.

The news comes as a huge boost to the cash-strapped club, who are yet to make a signing this summer. New boss Nuno Espirito Santo is set for a busy summer with several signings needed and a couple of stars wanting to depart the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Chairman Daniel Levy and sporting director Fabio Paratici came close to appointing a new head coach on three separate occasions before landing on the former Wolves boss. A chaotic recruitment process saw deals for Antonio Conte, Paulo Fonseca and Gennaro Gattuso fail at the final hurdle. Well, based on the past couple of days, the answer is to announce new corporate sponsors. Tottenham Hotspur have announced two in the past two days — Spurs Women now have nutritional pyramid scheme distributors Herbalife as their back-of-shirt sponsors , and today Tottenham announced that Getir, a grocery delivery service, is the official sponsor of training wear for the club.

They even made a snappy video featuring Dele, Lucas, Joe Rodon, and a pineapple. The only thing left for Spurs to nail down is the stadium sponsorship, which has been in the works since before the building opened. But, such are the times we live in. Hopefully the money we get from Getir can, IDK, help fund part of a new striker in January or something.

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