Tottenham Hotspur Stadium rakes in £6m per NFL game through rental fees, catering, and merchandise.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium generates roughly £6 million in revenue for every NFL game hosted in North London, according to a report from Football.London via Gary Ward. The substantial income stems from facility rental fees paid directly by the NFL, along with high-volume catering sales and official matchday merchandise purchases by attending fans.
This non-footballing income flows directly into the club's balance sheet, boosting Tottenham's spending capacity under Premier League Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR). The revenue assists technical director Johan Lange and head coach Roberto De Zerbi, aided by the venue's purpose-built retractable pitch designed under chairman Daniel Levy.
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