"Somebody told me recently, they said that if the Qataris don't buy Manchester United, they'll be back and they might end up buying Tottenham.

"He stated, look, if you happen to've bought Manchester City owned by Abu Dhabi, you have bought Newcastle owned by Saudi Arabia, if Qataris perhaps purchase Tottenham, then you definitely've bought three golf equipment who can draw back.

"Every year, it would be United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal fighting for fourth spot, which is quite a terrifying prospect for [them]."

Tottenham would arguably be an excellent trickier challenge than United.

While they boast a improbable stadium, they’re presently and not using a everlasting supervisor following the departure of Antonio Conte earlier within the season.