Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed a fresh £100 million capital injection from majority owners ENIC, reinforcing the club’s financial stability and long-term sporting ambitions.

The funding, directed toward enhancing sustainability and on-field competitiveness, underlines the Lewis family’s ongoing commitment to Spurs and dismisses growing speculation of a potential sale.

The club described the investment as being “for long-term sporting success,” a phrase that resonates strongly with supporters eager to see Tottenham continue their resurgence under Thomas Frank.

After a summer of significant spending, the injection offers further flexibility as the north London outfit look to sustain their progress both domestically and in Europe.

Thomas Frank’s bright start and summer backing

Thomas Frank’s first few months in charge have been marked by promise and pragmatism.

Tottenham’s board heavily backed him in the summer, with the likes of Mohammed Kudus and Joao Palhinha arriving to strengthen key areas.

Kudus has been the standout performer, providing creativity and flair in attack, while Palhinha’s presence has added much-needed balance and bite in midfield.

The team’s defensive improvement has also been notable. Spurs have kept five clean sheets across all competitions already this season, a stark contrast to last year’s fragile backline.

However, the shortage of goals from their forwards remains a concern, prompting calls from pundits like Sam Allardyce for greater attacking depth.

Tottenham linked with Bodo/Glimt winger Jens Petter Hauge

In light of those concerns, Tottenham are believed to be monitoring several attacking options — with Bodo/Glimt’s Jens Petter Hauge emerging as a potential target.

The 25-year-old Norwegian caught the eye during the recent Champions League clash between the two sides, netting twice in a 2-2 draw that saw Spurs fight back from two goals down.

Hauge’s pace, directness, and finishing ability impressed Frank, who jokingly teased after the match, “You never know what the future holds.”

With Tottenham’s scouting department now keeping close tabs on the winger, a future move cannot be ruled out — especially as Spurs look to add creativity and depth to their wide areas.

The combination of a major financial boost, a clear tactical identity under Frank, and an evolving recruitment strategy signals a club building for sustained success — both on and off the pitch.