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Tottenham Hotspur

2026/27 spending-room estimate

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ProjectionSquad-cost basis
Football income
£691m
Squad cost
£469m
SCR ratio
68%
Room to Red Threshold
£326m
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2026/27Premier League SCR projection. This is the live view used across the rest of this page.

What does this mean?Forward-looking squad-cost estimate for 2026/27, built from public filings, reported transfer data, provider wage estimates and PSRwatch assumptions. Subject to transfer, wage, revenue and rule changes. These are unofficial PSRwatch estimates — final regulatory decisions sit with the leagues. Methodology

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PSRwatch estimates Tottenham Hotspur's 2026/27 squad-cost ratio at 68% of football income — comfortably below the 85% Green Threshold. That leaves roughly £326m of annual squad-cost room before the 115% Red Threshold. Estimates updated 19 Jul, 15:09; accounts last synced 18 Jul, 22:34. These are independent PSRwatch estimates, not official Premier League calculations.

Use this page to answer: “How much PSR room do Tottenham Hotspur have?” · “How close are Tottenham Hotspur to a points deduction?” · “What is Tottenham Hotspur's squad-cost ratio?”

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Tottenham Hotspur are estimated to be comfortably below the 85% Green Threshold.

They have around £326m of room before the 115% Red Threshold, with an SCR estimate of 68% against the 115% Red Threshold (the 85% Green Threshold is the secondary levy line).

They are below the 85% Green Threshold, so no levy or sporting sanction applies on current estimates.

Confirmed transfers this summer have reduced remaining room by about £93m (+13.5 percentage points).

The old-PSR model is not expected to be the biggest issue in the 2023/24-2025/26 closeout window.

Room to the Red Threshold

Room to Red Thresholdi
£326m

Annual squad-cost room before the 115% Red Threshold — the primary line where sporting-sanction (points) risk starts.

SCR estimatei
68% of 115%

The 115% Red Threshold is the primary sporting-sanction line. The 85% Green Threshold is the secondary levy / allowance line.

Room to Green Thresholdi
£119m

Room before the 85% Green Threshold, above which a levy / allowance charge (not a points deduction) applies to overspend.

Estimated squad cost
£469m

Accounts wage bill (all staff), annual transfer-fee costs and other squad-cost items.

Transfer effect

This table translates confirmed transfer activity into spending-room impact. A transfer fee is normally spread across the player's contract as an annual transfer-fee cost. Wages, signing fees, agent fees, loans and sales then change the live squad-cost position.

Player / itemMoveFrom / ToFeeContractAnnual transfer-fee costiBook profit/lossSCR movement
Alejo VelizOutEsporte Clube Bahia£8mSale/no fee spread£0m£5m-1.0pp
Alfie DevineOutPreston North End£4mSale/no fee spread£0m£3m-1.0pp
Andrew RobertsonInLiverpool FC£0m3 yrs£0m£0m+1.0pp
Jan Paul van HeckeInBrighton & Hove Albion£50m4 yrs£13m£0m+3.5pp
Luka VuskovicOutBrighton & Hove Albion£45mSale/no fee spread£0m£29m-1.0pp
Marcos SenesiInAFC Bournemouth£0m3 yrs£0m£0m+1.0pp
Martin DúbravkaInBurnley FC£0m3 yrs£0m£0m+1.0pp
Mateus FernandesInWest Ham United£83m4 yrs£22m£0m+5.3pp
Radu DrăgușinLoan outACF Fiorentina£1m1 yrs£0m£1m-1.0pp
Sandro TonaliInNewcastle United£91m4 yrs£24m£0m+5.7pp

Football income

The SCR estimate depends on football income, so PSRwatch starts from the latest filed accounts and then estimates the 2026/27 income base.

Latest actual revenue
£565m

2024/25

Football incomei
£691m

£650m low / £733m high

Player trading
£43m

Built from filed accounts or reported sale fees only — undisclosed-fee estimates never count as income.

Latest actual revenue
£565m
Matchday forecast
£107m
Broadcasting forecast
£279m
Commercial forecast
£208m
UEFA forecast
£55m
Player trading contribution
£43m
Football income
£691m

Latest filed revenue baseline: 2024/25.

Central forecast starts from the committed club forecast and splits football income using a league-typical modelled mix (about 18% matchday / 47% broadcasting in the Premier League) — the club's own filed mix will be used once its accounts disclose one.

Premier League participation is included in the broadcasting and commercial mix.

UEFA participation adds a separate revenue line and UEFA SCR exposure.

Low/high range is a deterministic +/-6% sensitivity around central football income.

Forecast income already clears the applicable Premier League floors (income >= GBP 175m, broadcasting >= GBP 95m), so no uplift was needed.

Squad-cost breakdown

Squad cost combines the club's accounts wage bill (all staff — a conservative stand-in for the League's player-and-coach definition), annual transfer-fee costs and estimated agent, signing, loan and bonus costs, compared with football income to give the SCR estimate.

Squad wage bill (accounts, all staff)
£287m

From the club's filed accounts: total staff costs including non-playing staff, bonuses and employer NI. The League's squad-cost test counts player and head-coach pay, so this numerator errs conservative.

Annual transfer-fee cost
£164m
Agent, signing, loan and bonus costs
£18m
Other squad-related costs
£0m
Squad cost
£469m
Football income
£691m
Squad Cost Ratio
67.9%
85% capacity (levy starts)
£588m
115% capacity (points deduction starts)
£795m
Room before the levy threshold
£119m
Room before a points deduction
£326m

Old PSR: 2023/24-2025/26

Old PSR is the old three-year loss-based framework. It remains relevant for historic assessment and final closeout, but it is no longer the main live view for 2026/27 squad-building. Figures here are a PSRwatch model from filed accounts and public data — official PSR calculations can include private and regulatory adjustments that are not public.

3-year adjusted result
£282m

2023/24, 2024/25, 2025/26

Base loss allowance
£15m

GBP 5m per known PL/EFL season.

Equity applied
£0m

Available £0m; cap £90m.

Modelled old-PSR roomi
£297m

Before undisclosed/private adjustments.

Maximum allowable loss
£15m

Funded allowance available for this cycle.

Funding shortfall
£0m

Shortfall to support losses above baseline if needed.

Leagues
PL / PL / PL

League mix drives PL/EFL loss cap.

3-year adjusted result
£282m
Adjusted old PSR loss
£0m
Base loss allowance
£15m
Equity/secure funding available
£0m
Equity cap
£90m
Equity applied to current loss
£0m
Maximum funded allowable loss
£15m
Old PSR headroom
£297m
Old PSR headroom as pct of allowance
1981.6%

UEFA rules

UEFA rules are shown separately because clubs in European competition may face a stricter squad-cost threshold than the Premier League.

UEFA statusi
Watch

70% threshold

UEFA ratio
67.9%

Room £15m

UEFA squad cost
£469m
UEFA football income
£691m
UEFA squad-cost ratio
67.9%
70% UEFA capacity
£484m
Room before UEFA limit
£15m

Owner funding

Owner funding can affect financial resilience and, under the old PSR framework, support permitted losses. It does not automatically create new squad-cost room under the revenue-linked SCR model.

Funding available
£0m

2023/24, 2024/25, 2025/26

Applied to old PSR
£0m

Cycle cap £90m.

Affects old PSR
Yes

Can support the old funded loss allowance.

Affects SCR capacity
No

SCR is revenue-linked, so owner funding is not automatic capacity.

Player ledger

Player-level squad-cost model from contract, wage and player-registration cost data.

Per-player wages are estimated gross fixed salaries from public sources. They sum well below the accounts wage bill used in the squad-cost estimate above, because that bill also covers bonuses, employer NI and non-playing staff.

PlayerPositionContract endCapitalised costWage estimateAnnual transfer-fee costiAnnual squad cost
Guglielmo VicarioGoalkeeper2028-06-30£0m£4m£3m£7m
Antonín KinskýGoalkeeper2031-06-30£0m£3m£3m£6m
Martin DúbravkaGoalkeeper2027-06-30£0m£5m£0m£5m
Brandon AustinGoalkeeper2029-06-30£0m£1m£0m£1m
Micky van de VenCentre-Back2029-06-30£1m£5m£9m£14m
Jan Paul van HeckeCentre-BackNot available£51m£10m£8m£18m
Cristian RomeroCentre-Back2029-06-30£1m£10m£8m£19m
Marcos SenesiCentre-Back2030-06-30£0m£8m£5m£12m
Kevin DansoCentre-Back2030-06-30£0m£3m£4m£7m
Ashley PhillipsCentre-Back2028-06-30£0m£1m£1m£2m
Kota TakaiCentre-Back2030-06-30£0m£2m£1m£3m
Ben DaviesCentre-Back2027-06-30£0m£4m£1m£5m
Destiny UdogieLeft-Back2030-06-30£1m£4m£6m£9m
Djed SpenceLeft-Back2029-06-30£1m£2m£6m£8m
SouzaLeft-Back2031-06-30£0m£1m£2m£4m
Andrew RobertsonLeft-Back2030-06-30£0m£6m£1m£7m
Pedro PorroRight-Back2031-06-30£1m£8m£7m£14m
Sandro TonaliDefensive Midfield2032-06-30£92m£10m£15m£25m
Archie GrayDefensive Midfield2030-06-30£1m£4m£7m£10m
Rodrigo BentancurDefensive Midfield2029-06-30£0m£4m£4m£8m
Mateus FernandesCentral Midfield2031-06-30£84m£10m£9m£19m
Lucas BergvallCentral Midfield2031-06-30£1m£3m£7m£10m
Conor GallagherCentral Midfield2031-06-30£1m£8m£6m£14m
Pape Matar SarrCentral Midfield2030-06-30£1m£4m£6m£9m
Xavi SimonsAttacking Midfield2030-06-30£1m£10m£7m£18m
James MaddisonAttacking Midfield2028-06-30£0m£9m£4m£13m
Dejan KulusevskiAttacking Midfield2028-06-30£0m£6m£3m£9m
Mikey MooreLeft Winger2030-06-30£0m£0m£3m£4m
Wilson OdobertLeft Winger2029-06-30£0m£2m£3m£5m
Manor SolomonLeft Winger2028-06-30£0m£3m£1m£5m
Mohammed KudusRight Winger2031-06-30£1m£8m£9m£17m
Min-hyeok YangRight Winger2030-06-30£0m£1m£1m£1m
Dominic SolankeCentre-Forward2030-06-30£1m£7m£5m£12m
RicharlisonCentre-Forward2027-06-30£0m£5m£5m£9m
Mathys TelCentre-Forward2031-06-30£0m£3m£4m£7m
Dane ScarlettCentre-Forward2027-06-30£0m£1m£0m£1m

Methodology and sources

Premier League SCR is estimated as squad costs divided by football income. Spending between 85% and 115% of football income attracts a financial levy on the overspend; crossing 115% brings a fixed 6-point deduction plus 1 further point per GBP 6.5m spent beyond the 115% capacity.

Squad costs use the club's accounts wage bill (all staff — conservative vs the League's player-and-coach definition), annual transfer-fee cost, and estimated agent, signing, loan and bonus costs.

Transfer fees are spread across contract life. Sales compare proceeds with remaining book value to estimate book profit or loss.

Revenue forecasts start from the latest filed accounts and committed club forecast, then split 2026/27 football income into matchday, broadcasting, commercial, UEFA and player-trading lines.

Old PSR is retained only as a 2023/24-2025/26 closeout layer. Owner funding can support the old loss allowance when available and capped, but it does not create new SCR revenue capacity.

Each public snapshot is generated from PSRwatch-owned JSON files after validation, with the last good snapshot kept if an upstream refresh fails.

Tottenham Hotspur latest accounts extract (2024/25) - Accounts values are parsed from Companies House filings where available, then normalised into the committed full dataset.

PSRwatch 2026/27 squad-cost forecast - Forecast uses committed income, wage, annual transfer-fee cost and transfer assumptions with deterministic rule calculations.

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Glossary

Squad Cost Ratio
Squad costs divided by football income.
Football income
Forecast matchday, broadcasting, commercial, UEFA and relevant player-trading income used as the SCR denominator.
Room before limit
Annual squad-cost capacity before the 85% levy threshold is reached.
Levy threshold (85%)
Spending beyond 85% of football income attracts a financial levy (fine) on the overspend, up to the 115% buffer.
Red zone / points threshold (115%)
Crossing 115% of football income brings a fixed 6-point deduction, plus 1 further point per GBP 6.5m spent beyond the 115% capacity.
UEFA rules
Separate squad-cost pressure for clubs in European competition, shown against a 70% threshold.
Old PSR
The old three-year loss-based regime, retained as a closeout layer for 2023/24-2025/26.
Owner equity / secure funding
Funding that can support old PSR loss allowance when available and capped, but does not automatically add SCR capacity.
Annual transfer-fee cost
Capitalised transfer cost spread across the player's contract.
Book value
Unamortised capitalised player cost remaining on the balance sheet.
Book profit/loss
Sale proceeds less remaining book value and sale costs.
Academy sale
Sale of a club-developed player, often carrying low book value and high book profit.
Free transfer
A transfer with no fee, though wages, signing fee and agent fee can still affect squad cost.
Loan fee
Temporary fee or wage contribution linked to a loan move.
Transfer effect
Change in annual squad-cost room caused by transfer activity.
Spendable capacity
Annual squad-cost room converted into a football-language estimate, not a recommendation or exact budget.
PSRwatch is independent. Figures are unofficial estimates from public filings, transfer data and PSRwatch modelling. They are not endorsed by the Premier League, EFL, UEFA or any club.