The football club has filed a claim in the High Court, disputing INEOS's claim that ending the partnership was a legitimate business decision. INEOS has released a statement explaining their decision to terminate the partnership, citing a review of their marketing budgets and a decision to prioritize other business opportunities.

According to INEOS, it is common for partnerships to be reviewed and terminated if they are not working out. However, Tottenham Hotspur is likely to dispute this claim and seek compensation for the early termination of the agreement. The case will be heard in court, and the outcome will depend on the evidence presented by both parties.

The termination of the partnership has significant implications for both the football club and INEOS. Tottenham Hotspur may face financial losses due to the early termination of the agreement, while INEOS may be required to pay compensation to the club. The outcome of the case will be closely watched by the football industry and will have implications for future sponsorship deals.

The dispute highlights the complexities and challenges of sponsorship agreements in the football industry. Both parties have a vested interest in the outcome of the case, and the court's decision will have significant consequences for the future of the partnership.