Tottenham Hotspur FC: 5,100 jobs supported locally & £194m in taxes generated in 2021-22

• Contribution to the London economy of £900m (€1.05bn);
• £478m (€558m) of added value generated in Greater London;
• Support of 5,100 jobs in the London area, including 3,700 in the three boroughs around Tottenham Hotspur Stadium;
• £194m (€226m) in tax revenue for various UK government departments.

These are the key figures from the report on the "socio-economic contribution to the local area" of Tottenham Hotspur FC (Premier League) during the 2021-22 season, published by auditing firm EY on 01/12/2023. The study focuses on the first season in which the new stadium, which required an investment of £1.2bn to build, was able to welcome visitors for matches and other events such as concerts without health restrictions.

The report forecasts £748m of gross added value and the support of 5,700 jobs in the London area in 2026-27. Tottenham's stadium, which opened in April 2019, will host at least two NFL matches every year until 2029-30 and is one of the venues to host matches at Euro 2028 in the UK and Ireland.

Key figures for Tottenham Hotspur stadium, inaugurated in April 2019