The Premier League has kicked off in superb fashion with its twenty sides aiming for success in this year’s edition.
Following the conclusion of the English top flight’s third game-week, Manchester United are sat ninth in the Premier League table whilst Liverpool are sat top as the only side with a perfect record.
United will arguably be hoping they can improve in the coming weeks as the season gets back underway which makes the possibility of Matheus Cunha returning arguably positive.
With the international break in progress, change is also taking place as sides get prepared for the start of the league next weekend.
During the international break so far, the transfer window has closed and sides in the league have concluded their business.
Furthermore, sides will arguably be reflecting on their performance so far this campaign and will be identifying areas for improvement within their sides.
But, for improvement to occur, both money and spirit is essential.
Now, one of United’s Premier League rivals are set to receive a cash boost.
According to The Telegraph, Daniel Levy’s Tottenham Hotspur exit is set to coincide with significant fresh investment into the club through the Lewis family trust and others.
The publication understands that over £100 million is scheduled to be pumped into the club to help make Tottenham competitive on all fronts.
A source close to the Lewis family has insisted to the Telegraph that Levy’s exit was not part of a plan to sell the club.
It is believed by the Telegraph that, in his former role as chairman, Levy raised the prospect of fresh investment this time last year.
But, now, he will not be around to see it.
The money that is set to be pumped into Spurs will arguably help Tottenham Hotspur improve as a club and can help them to buy new players in January and next summer.
