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Tottenham Hotspur repays COVID-19 loan, frees up funds for signings

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Tottenham repays COVID loan, frees up funds for signings

Tottenham announced Friday it had paid back the 175 million pounds ($243 million) it borrowed from the Bank of England as part of a coronavirus loan scheme, freeing up cash that could help the Premier League club sign players and a new manager. The north London club said it repaid the low-interest loan from the 250 million pounds ($347 million) it recently raised from institutional investors. “The club’s ability to manage effectively throughou…

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Hindu

Tottenham repays COVID loan, frees up funds for signings

Tottenham Hotspur said it had repaid the low-interest loan from the 250 million pounds (USD 347 million) it recently raised from institutional investors.

3 years ago·India

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abc News

Tottenham repays COVID loan, frees up funds for signings

Tottenham has paid back the 175 million pounds ($243 million) it borrowed from the Bank of England as part of a coronavirus loan scheme

3 years ago·United States

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Indian Express

Tottenham Hotspur repays COVID-19 loan, frees up funds for signings

Tottenham Hotspur said it repaid the low-interest loan from the 250 million pounds it recently raised from institutional investors.

3 years ago·India

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Sportsnet

Tottenham repays COVID loan, frees up funds for signings - Sportsnet.ca

LONDON — Tottenham announced Friday it had paid back the 175 million pounds ($243 million) it borrowed from the Bank of England as part of a coronavirus loan scheme, freeing up cash that could help the Premier League club sign players and a new manager. The north London club said it repaid the low-interest loan from the 250 million pounds ($347 million) it recently raised from institutional investors. “The club’s ability to manage effectiv…

3 years ago·Canada

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