Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are competing for a lucrative Nike Air Jordan deal, aiming to secure 18 million per season to boost revenues amid financial regulations.
Both clubs are striving to improve their financial standings, particularly in light of PSR regulations. The Air Jordan deal could potentially boost revenues significantly over the course of its duration.
Tottenham's chairman, Daniel Levy, has enhanced the club's commercial prospects over the years, and fans hope he can successfully negotiate the Air Jordan deal for increased funds.
Chelsea has made substantial investments in player signings since its ownership change, and securing the Nike deal would help balance their financial obligations to avoid overspending penalties.
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