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Chelsea Wembley share, Arsenal/West Ham move or MK Dons. Where should Spurs relocate to?
TOTTENHAM are facing a race against time to find a temporary home while their new stadium is built.
The club must move out of White Hart Lane for the 2017/18 season in order to make room for their new 61,000-seater stadium.
Wembley, the Emirates, Twickenham and Milton Keynes' stadium have all been touted as possible relocation venues for the club.
And today it emerged that West Ham's Upton Park could also be used.
Tottenham's new stadium will seat 61,000 fans
The Hammers will vacate the Boleyn Ground next summer and move into Stratford's Olympic Stadium.
But vice-chairman Karen Brady confirmed the club has issued a covenant on the stadium that prevents another club using it without West Ham's permission.
"Therefore, this categorically rules out any other football team, including Tottenham Hotspur, from using the ground to play football matches unless the Board of West Ham United gives them permission to do so," read a statement.
West Ham insist they will not let Spurs use Upton Park
Wembley Stadium has hosted Rugby World Cup matches this autumn
Tottenham have agreed to host NFL games at their new stadium
Chelsea are understood to be favoured tenants for Wembley when they relocate for a planned three seasons in order to redevelop Stamford Bridge.
They have already said they will not ground share with Tottenham.
Arsenal's Emirates Stadium is an unlikely home for Spurs' 2017/18 campaign
Stadium mk has been touted as a credible relation venue
Protests from local residents may make Twickenham Stadium a no-go option for Spurs
Arsenal's Emirates Stadium is an unlikely venue for Spurs, while rugby's home Twickenham is another long-shot.
Stadium mk in Milton Keynes remains a possibility, although it would mean a one-hour drive or two-hour journey by public transfer for fans in north London each week.
So where should Spurs relocate to? Or should they reconsider plans to leave White Hart Lane? Vote now (at the top of this page) and tell us what you think below…