Tottenham are holding talks with tech giants Google over a naming-rights deal.
The club are looking to secure more money for their recently built Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Now the 62,850-capacity ground could be subject to a naming rights deal that nets Spurs around £25 million-a-year.
Per the Evening Standard, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is working hard on the deal at present.
There have been talks with several American brands in recent weeks and months, including Uber, FedEx and Amazon.
A deal is not yet close, but Levy and Spurs' first ever chief commercial officer Todd Kline are working hard on the negotiations.