Former Tottenham manager and scout David Pleat has revealed something very interesting about the North London club’s finances.

Spurs are in a strong position financially, with some experts even claiming that Tottenham are the most profitable club in Premier League history.

That is why Spurs fans were furious with the lack of spending on the first team, and many are hoping the modus operandi will change following the exit of Daniel Levy.

The early signs are positive, with ENIC injecting £100m of equity into Tottenham last month after rejecting several expressions of takeover interest.

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Winning the Europa League last term was huge for Spurs fans, given that the club had gone 17 years without a trophy.

It was also a hugely significant achievement off the pitch as it meant that the Lilywhites secured qualification for the Champions League and the financial rewards associated with entry into Europe’s premier competition.

However, David Pleat, who has served as the club’s interim manager on three occasions and worked as a scout for a long time, explained that Spurs incurred a huge financial blow last season due to finishing 17th.

The 80-year-old has revealed on the No Tippy Tappy Football podcast that he had previously been privy to...