Daniel Levy is once again at risk of upsetting supporters at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
It is quite unusual that a Levy decision is made without some type of popular backlash or dissatisfaction.
Three Tottenham announcements in June alone would not have been well greeted by the fan base. The announcement of the home and away kits was overshadowed by “mad” pricing, as Alasdair Gold put it in an interview with X on June 4. Matchday ticket prices also went up.
And once again Levy is likely to have upset a fair few Spurs supporters, although for very different reasons.
Spurs and BetMGM have reached an agreement to form a new collaboration, according to the club’s official website on July 1.
“The brand will become the Club’s Official Front of Training Wear Partner for the men’s team and the Official Betting Partner for both the men’s and women’s teams,” the statement states.
