Tottenham Hotspur owed money after Big Zuu water brand Drip is liquidated with £9m debts
They say it never rains but it pours: struggling Tottenham Hotspur’s latest problem is Drip, the canned-water company owned by celebrity chef Big Zuu, whose liquidation has left the club high and dry. Spurs signed a deal in 2024 making Drip the official front-of-training-wear partner of the women’s team, with much fanfare around the shared [...]
Tottenham Hotspur, the English football club, is facing financial difficulties after its water brand partner, Drip, owned by celebrity chef Big Zuu, entered voluntary liquidation with over £9 million in debts. The club had signed a deal in 2024 to make Drip the official front-of-training-wear partner of their women's team, emphasizing their shared sustainability values.
However, the club, which currently finds itself in the relegation zone without a win in their first six matches, is not expected to receive the £86,000 owed to Drip. Additionally, National League side Worthing FC is also in financial distress, owing £14,000 to Drip. Despite being valued at around £100 million after securing a £4 million investment from Middle Eastern firm Raya Holding, Drip's precarious financial situation has left both clubs without the promised support.
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