Overview
- The Lewis family recently committed £100m to Tottenham, with reporting indicating the funds also cover running costs and prior transfer fees.
- Frank said Spurs need increased, well-targeted spending to close the gap to Arsenal.
- He stressed that sustained success relies on time and stable processes over several years alongside investment.
- The manager played down talk of a £100m signing, saying the club is not close to such a deal and wants to buy cleverly.
- Governance has shifted since Daniel Levy’s September exit, with younger Lewis family members taking a more active role as Spurs seek consistency before the north London derby.