Tottenham Hotspur lose another senior off-field figure
Tottenham Hotspur have lost another senior off-field figure after the club’s chief revenue officer jumped ship to MotoGP. Ryan Norys joined the Premier League club after stints with Serie A side Roma and Major League Baseball’s Los Angeles Dodgers but is leaving to become chief commercial officer at the motorbike series after four years. It’s [...]
Tottenham Hotspur has lost another key executive, with the club's chief revenue officer Ryan Norys joining MotoGP as chief commercial officer. Norys, who was with the Premier League club for four years after stints with Roma and the Los Angeles Dodgers, served a lengthy notice period. His departure is the latest in a series of senior off-field personnel leaving the club, including co-owner Daniel Levy and former executive director Donna-Maria Cullen.
Norys highlighted the 51% growth in commercial revenue during his tenure, attributing it to the talented people he worked with. With AIA, the club's front-of-shirt sponsor, leaving and reports of a South Korean brand early termination, Tottenham faces commercial challenges. His move to MotoGP, owned by Formula 1's Liberty Media, comes as the club undergoes a hiring spree.
Carlos Ezpeleta, Sameer Pabari, Louise Young, and Denitza Batchvarova have joined the team in recent months. The British Grand Prix remains a crucial event in MotoGP's expanding global calendar.
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