📸 Leaked image appears to reveal name of Spurs' new stadium | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur announced on Friday that they should finally be ready to move into their new stadium at the beginning of next month.

But we still don’t know what the club’s new 62,062-seater home is going to be called. Or do we?

On Friday morning, beIN SPORTS presenter Richard Keys claimed he was able to exclusively reveal the name of the Lilywhites’ new ground.

“Big day in north London, breaking from that part of the world there is a UEFA inspection going on at new White Hart Lane to see if it can host a Champions League quarter-final the week of April 8,” said Keys.

“I believe I’m right in saying the first league game will be played on April 6, Brighton the opposition, and that stadium, I can exclusively reveal, will be called the Nike Stadium.”

However, the club swiftly denied Keys’s claim and beIN SPORTS eventually removed the footage of his revelation from their social media channels.

Then, on Sunday, a leaked image emerged on Twitter which may have let the cat out of the bag.

Nobody seems to know where the image has come from but it suggests that the stadium is going to be called the North London Stadium.

However, after Spurs chairman Daniel Levy confirmed months ago that they would be looking to sell off the stadium’s naming rights, supporters on social media have suggested that the name could actually be the Nike North London Stadium.

All will be officially revealed soon enough but whatever it name they go for, at least it won’t be called the FedEx Stadium, as was rumoured a while back.