Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy will not change his approach to the transfer market despite increases in revenue from "capital projects," including an improved shirt sponsorship deal.
Per Sky Sports, insurance company AIA has agreed to sponsor the club for eight more years, and the £40 million Spurs will receive every year as part of the deal presents a yearly £5 million increase on the previous agreement.
It won't impact the club's spending, however, according to Levy: "We don't feel the pressure. Our view is, wherever we can, we will improve the team. It's fair to say over recent years we have embarked on two very major capital projects, which in the long-term will be a great benefit to the club.