Google is in advanced talks with the English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur FC, as reported by The Athletic (opens in new tab), for a potential megabucks deal that will see the London side’s new and advanced stadium named after the internet behemoth. The figures involved are not specifically cited but will be eye-watering: Tottenham’s stadium, which is swish as hell and boasts footie scran like no other (opens in new tab), is estimated to have cost over $1 billion total.
The stadium opened in 2019, with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy saying at the time the club was interested in securing a naming rights deal for “the right money”. And of course if there’s one thing Google isn’t short of, it’s cash.
