According to The Telegraph, Roberto De Zerbi's position as manager at Tottenham Hotspur appears secure for now, but the club is losing major sponsors as Sidiz, a South Korean furniture manufacturer, becomes the second significant partner to end its agreement with the club in six months.

The Telegraph Sport understands that Sidiz, which supplies luxury seating for Tottenham's training facilities and press conference rooms, has activated an early termination clause in its sponsorship deal, with the partnership set to end at the end of October.

This follows Kumho Tyres, which ended its long-term partnership with Tottenham Hotspur at the end of last season. Additionally, AIA will downgrade from main shirt sponsor to a lower-value training kit supplier at the end of this season.

It is understood that all Sidiz branding, including the luxury seating used by manager De Zerbi during press conferences, will be removed from the end of October.

Tottenham announced its partnership with Sidiz two years ago in a deal reported to be worth millions of pounds and originally scheduled to run until 2028. However, when contacted about the matter, Sidiz stated it decided to exercise a contractual clause to terminate the sponsorship early at the end of next month.

Tottenham has not commented on the matter, but compared with major sponsors such as AIA, Betano, and Kraken, Sidiz is considered a lower-tier partner. This season, Tottenham has signed eight new sponsorship deals and renewed important agreements with companies including Cadbury and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

De Zerbi's Tottenham side currently sits at the bottom of the Premier League table, and the team's poor performance on the pitch has also impacted its commercial standing. A report in June showed that last season's poor performance resulted in a £20 million decrease in Tottenham's sponsorship value.

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