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Ange Postecoglou is confident Tottenham will enter the post-season transfer window without being restricted in their spending like some of their Premier League rivals.<\/p>\n
Spurs published their 2022\/23 financial results on Wednesday showing total revenue had increased to \u00a3549.6 million ($AUD1.06 billion), up from \u00a3444 million.<\/p>\n
Get on board Kayo and watch every game of every round of the NRL + AFL Seasons live and ad break free during play. New to Kayo? Start Your Free Trial Today ><\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n A loss of \u00a386.8 million ($AUD166 million) was attributed to \u201csignificant and continued investment in the playing squad\u201d.<\/p>\n Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy also said Spurs are in discussions with prospective investors in a bid to \u201ccapitalise on our long-term potential\u201d.<\/p>\n Postecoglou was continually asked questions regarding Tottenham\u2019s finances throughout his pre-match press conference, stating earlier that \u201cthe detail of it is not my area of concern or expertise\u201d.<\/p>\n However, a reporter questioned Postecoglou again on the club\u2019s bank balance and asked whether Tottenham\u2019s financial losses would have a big impact on transfer plans in the summer.<\/p>\n Postecoglou struggled to hide his frustration at being asked another question about finances but reiterated Tottenham would not be \u201cas restricted as others\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cSee, now you\u2019re getting into the detail \u2026 you\u2019re dragging me down,\u201d Postecoglou said.<\/p>\n Red Devils produce choke of the season | 01:25<\/p>\n MORE COVERAGE<\/b><\/p>\n Liverpool survive almighty scare as star\u2019s screamer sends Reds back to top spot<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n