Spurs get £100m cash boost from owners with promise of more to follow

Tottenham Hotspur have received a £100m cash injection from their owners, the Lewis family trust, with the promise of more funding to come. The money is designed to help manager Thomas Frank strengthen the squad in the transfer market and drive the club's on-field success, which is seen as the primary driver for the business. The club has long sought fresh investment to support its various expansion plans, including non-football projects. However, the priority is on improving the team's performance, as there is an understanding at the board level that this is the key to the club's overall success. The cash boost is a significant move by the owners to provide the necessary resources to the club, allowing them to be more active and competitive in the transfer market. This investment is expected to give Thomas Frank greater flexibility and opportunities to enhance the squad and push for improved results on the pitch.