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Flat naming rights market in Europe requires showcase deal to achieve lift off

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. (Photo by Chris Lee - Chelsea FC/Chelsea FC via Getty Images).

Multiple factors have hindered the development of a competitive market for European stadium naming rights over the last 18 months, but experts believe there is still scope for growth in the sector.

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