Tottenham are set to receive a huge financial windfall thanks to Ipswich Town and Sunder…

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Tottenham Hotspur begin their pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea on Saturday with a match against reigning J League champions Vissel Kobe.

By the end of the tour, which takes place a week later in Seoul against Bayern Munich, Ange Postecoglou should have a fairly good idea of ​​what his squad looks like for the new Premier League season, which starts in just over three weeks.

The North Londoners crashed out at the end of the 2023/24 season, with a series of late defeats meaning they failed to qualify for the Champions League, their place being taken by Aston Villa.

Postecoglou will likely look at himself first and ask himself if there is anything he could have done better or differently that would have changed the dynamics within the company.

There would undoubtedly have been a thorough and intensive look at the squad as a whole, which would have allowed the Australian to make some decisions that would have benefited the well-being of the team.

While the clubs expected to be there in the new Premier League season have also strengthened over the summer, Spurs will need to maintain the form they showed at the start of last season throughout the 2024/25 campaign.

By signing good players they can achieve that goal and Ipswich Town have inadvertently given them a helping hand in doing so.

Tottenham will benefit from Ipswich’s purchase of Jack Clarke

According to i sport (subscription required), they have offered Sunderland £18m for Jack Clarke. Given that Tottenham negotiated a 40% sell-on clause when they sold him to the Black Cats, they stand to make millions from the transfer.

That money will likely go straight to the club’s coffers and give Postecoglou and Daniel Levy some breathing space in terms of Financial Fair Play when it comes to transfers.

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