Spurs could rake in a fortune from City’s FFP misdemeanours 😲

Finance expert Kevin Maguire states that Tottenham Hotspur could claim around £43 million in compensation from Manchester City following City's guilty verdict on 114 charges. Maguire told i News that clubs finishing fifth could claim lost prize money, reduced gate receipts, and lower sponsorship bonuses caused by missing out on Champions League qualification.
Tottenham reportedly reserved their right to seek damages alongside Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal. Former manager Harry Redknapp expressed in The Sun that Spurs were cheated after narrowly missing European qualification during the 2010/11 and 2011/12 campaigns.
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