Tottenham’s new stadium taking shape as incredible new night-time snaps show off huge development
Spurs' official Twitter account shared three brand-new images to celebrate the completion of the North Stand eaves at 5am
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TOTTENHAM'S new stadium appears to be taking shape as the club shared a host of incredible new night-time snaps.
Spurs' official Twitter account showed-off three brand-new images to celebrate the completion of the North Stand eaves.
The images, taken in the early-morning darkness look absolutely incredible as the North London club prepare to move to their new home as early as next season.
Tottenham's official Twitter account revealed the latest update, sharing the images to their near-three million followers.
They captioned the set: "At 5am this morning, the North Stand eaves were completed. #SpursNewStadium"
The update suggests the club are very much on track in terms of their completion date... even if they have gone somewhat over budget.
In January 2017, Spurs released a video showing how the stadium will look on a match day, stating the stadium would be ready for the 2018-19 season.
In the meantime, Tottenham are playing all their home games, including this weekend's North London derby with Arsenal, at Wembley.
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However, while they estimated the final cost of the stadium to be around £400million, it would now seem the bill will reach an outrageous £1billion.
That would make it the most expensive stadium in Europe - as both Spurs and London neighbours Chelsea look to be the first £1bn stadiums on the continent.
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Club chairman Daniel Levy is now speaking to interested parties in an attempt to help financing the job after the second substantial estimated price rise on the project following estimated £750m fee that was revealed in the planning application.
It is claimed that Levy has confided to sources that the price of the build has skyrocketed due to the complexity of the build.
The ground will boast a 61,000-capacity and will also incorporate facilities for NFL, including two sliding pitches and additional large changing rooms fit for the American Football stars.
Levy also admitted the ground will not be named White Hart Lane and he is still in talks over naming rights.
The club have claimed it has "received expressions of interest from credible counterparties".
Spurs expect to generate an additional £28m-a-year from match days at their new home, a rise of over 50 per cent - with eSports another activity set to be hosted at the stadium.