Revealed: The remarkable benefit Tottenham gains from NFL games

A recent report has revealed the enormous and remarkable benefit that Tottenham gains from hosting NFL games at their stadium.
A recent report has revealed the enormous and remarkable benefit that Tottenham gains from hosting NFL games at their stadium. / Richard Heathcote/GettyImages
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A recent report has revealed the enormous and remarkable benefit that Tottenham gains from hosting NFL games at their stadium.

Tottenham Hotspur's partnership with the NFL is flourishing, transforming the club into a significant player not just in football but in the global sports arena.

Since opening its doors in 2019, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has become a prime venue for NFL games, providing a substantial financial boost and enhancing the club's brand recognition.

This weekend marked a significant milestone as the stadium hosted its tenth NFL match, featuring the Chicago Bears against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

With a remarkable turnout of 61,182 fans, just shy of the stadium's capacity of 62,850, it's clear that these events draw in large crowds, translating into a healthy revenue stream for Spurs.

Revealed: The remarkable benefit Tottenham gains from NFL games

The financial implications of hosting NFL games are significant. According to a report from football.london, Tottenham have been reaping the benefits by renting out the stadium for these events.

The original agreement has been extended to the 2029/30 season, ensuring continued financial gains. On a typical matchday, Spurs earn approximately £6 million from ticket sales, food, drink, and merchandise. However, the figures for NFL matchdays could surpass this, given the additional appeal of American football.

Food and beverage sales, in particular, play a crucial role in the club's earnings. NFL fans have been known to indulge in the offerings at the stadium, with Bottoms Up Beer experiencing a surge in popularity.

Remarkably, during the first NFL game at the venue in 2019, sales reached £1 million by the third quarter, a record for any European sporting venue at that time.

With the Spurs board continuing to welcome NFL events, there's optimism that the financial benefits will persist, allowing Tottenham Hotspur to build on its success both on and off the pitch.

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