This is a weird situation for Daniel Levy.
When it comes to contract negotiations and making sure deals happen the Spurs chairman is one of the best operators in the business.
The north London side have been at their new home for just over a year but Levy hasn’t sorted out who is going to sponsor their shiny new stadium.
The ground has been known as the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the past 12 months, not exactly catchy, is it?
Amazon are apparently ready to get their name on the 60,000 seater but we here at Dream Team have knocked up six companies better suited to sponsor the ground.
You can thanks us later.
The Evian Stadium
Ok it does sound a little bit like the Eithad but you get where we’re coming from, right?
A company that makes bottles putting their name all over the biggest bottlers in the league’s stadium.
It’s a match made in heaven.
The Speedo Stadium
You can thank Dele Alli for this brand sponsorship.
At the Olympics you will see Speedo sponsoring the best divers in the world and now they want to turn their attention to football.
Alli has picked up a reputation for going down way too easily and Speedo saw an opportunity to match their brand with the best divers in football.
Rumours are that Tom Daley would make an appearance to cut the red tape.
The Dolmio Stadium
Everyone likes a good old lasagna before a crunch league match.
Back in 2006 all Spurs had to do to secure a Champions League spot was match Arsenal’s result, but then half the squad got food poisoning from a dodgy Italian spread.
Spurs lost, Arsenal won – another season in the UEFA Cup awaited.
Having the Dolmio man looking down on Harry Kane might just be too much for the players to handle – but the half time pasta would be decent.
The FIVE stadium
That lasagna episode meant that Spurs ended the season in their normal position of fifth in the league.
So often they have been the nearly men when it comes to Champions League qualification, even when they finished fourth in 2011-12 they still ended up in the Europa League.
You can picture it, Rio Ferdinand approaching Levy targeting the free advertising when ‘Spurs’ and ‘fifth’ gets mentioned thousands of times at the end of the season.
There would be nothing more appropriate than a big sign saying five hanging on the new ground.
The Bernabeu 2
For years now when a Spurs player becomes very good they get signed by Real Madrid and go on to win loads of trophies they never would have.
Gareth Bale, Luka Modric and by the start of next season you might just be seeing Harry Kane playing in Madrid.
Madrid could decide to sponsor the stadium and essentially make it into a training ground for the Real Madrid B team Spurs’ side.
The SMAstadium
Sorry Spurs fans, I’m going to be the one to tell you this – you are a feeder club.
Hence why one of the world’s premier feeding companies would be more than happy to blow their marketing budget on the stadium.
Yes there was the Champions League final and yes Jose Mourinho is at the helm but the wage structure means you’ll probably always be fighting a losing battle with the big boys.