Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly owed £86,000 by a former commercial partner of their women’s team after the company entered voluntary liquidation with debts exceeding £9m.…

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly owed £86,000 by canned-water company Drip after the former commercial partner entered voluntary liquidation with debts exceeding £9m. Founded by Big Zuu, Drip served as the front-of-training-wear partner for Tottenham Hotspur Women during the 2024/25 season. Reports indicate that the club is unlikely to recover the outstanding funds through the liquidation process.
The women's team has already replaced Drip by expanding its partnership with YETI in September 2025. While the £86,000 loss is relatively minor in the context of Tottenham's wider finances, the club also faces larger commercial tasks, including securing a new front-of-shirt sponsor to replace AIA after the 2026/27 campaign.
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