http://stadiumdb.com/news/2021/02/london_spurs_in_serious_debt_over_stadium_construction
It seems Spurs are moving money around & extending their debt. It's reckoned that you can service your long term debt, but looking at the figures, it leaves little manoeuvre for major signings going forward, without major sales.
Levy is a notoriously tough negotiator, & where Kane is concerned it raises 3 questions...
1. Do Spurs GENUINELY want to keep Kane, or are they playing hardball for the £150m they want?
2. Spurs have kicked a £175m repayment to the BoE until next March, & there's talk of turning that loan into bonds to further delay its repayment. Can Spurs afford not to sell a key asset to ease short term issues exacerbated by the pandemic?
3. If Kane remains, the one major asset you have will begin to depreciate. What then? Bills still have to be paid, loans repaid & the squad kept fresh. Unless Spurs have a nursery of potential Kane's on the horizon, what's the plan to keep up with the Top 6 football squad arms race? Will Spurs fans be happy with a shiny new stadium, but no major success on the pitch & the real prospect of no Champions League football either?