Spurs have proposals for a new ground adjacent to the site of their current White Hart Lane home, with the full planning application for the Northumberland Development Project due in "the next few months".

The club have so far been encouraged by the response of local residents to the proposals, and there could be good news over building costs.

Collecott told Bloomberg: "The stadium build cost has come down by about £40million because of a fall in the price of steel and cement, and people who want to do this project have greater availability than they did a year or so ago."

Collecott feels Spurs' stadium plans will lead to a positive impact on the area surrounding the ground.

"Nobody else is going to pump £250million into this part of London," Collecott said.

"It doesn't take a genius to realise it's not the nicest area. It could be the start of much-needed regeneration for this part of north London."

Spurs will also start preliminary work in April for their new training complex in Enfield.