Tottenham Women's team salaries and bonuses totalled £3.73m last season. Daniel Levy, the former executive chair of Tottenham, was paid £5.76m in remuneration for the year ending 30 June 2025.

What happened?

The women's team made a loss after tax of £2.83m, similar to their £2.73m loss in 2024.

The commercial income more than doubled, from £1.46m up to £3.34m. | Stat | Value | | Total salaries and bonuses | £3.73m | | Daniel Levy's remuneration | £5.76m | | Loss after tax | £2.83m |

Why it matters for Tottenham Women

The financial disparities facing Tottenham Women are significant. The team's total wage bill stood at £4.3m, lower than several other Women's Super League clubs.

What comes next?

Tottenham finished 11th in the WSL last season, but they have displayed major improvements on the pitch this season to sit fifth with three games remaining. The club are believed to have enhanced their investments in the women's team this season, which is likely to be reflected in their 2025-26 accounts.