Press reports have revealed that Tottenham Hotspur's relegation to the English Championship would not only be disastrous in terms of results but would also affect the salaries of the first-team players, dealing a severe financial blow that could impact most of the current squad.

According to renowned journalist David Ornstein, the contracts of the majority of players include mandatory clauses that require salary reductions of up to 50% in the event of relegation from the Premier League, which means significant individual losses for the stars if the worst-case scenario occurs.

These clauses were included in the contracts before Daniel Levy left his executive position last September, as a precautionary measure aimed at financially protecting the club from the potential repercussions of relegation and ensuring the reduction of financial burdens in the event of losing the substantial Premier League revenues.

Tottenham currently holds the sixteenth position in the English Premier League standings, placing them in a precarious situation as the decisive stages of the season approach. There are growing concerns within the club about slipping into a relegation battle until the final rounds.