Mathys Tel: No breakthrough at Bavaria! Future now at Tottenham?

Mathys Tel: No breakthrough at Bavaria! Future now at Tottenham?

München, Deutschland - FC Bayern Munich currently makes significant changes in its squad planning. Many service providers have already extended their contracts, including Joshua Kimmich, whose new contract will soon be signed. At the same time, another player may face it without the club wants to prevent him from preventing it. Mathys Tel, who was recently loaned to Tottenham Hotspur, has not yet made its breakthrough in the Munich offensive, since Harry Kane almost excludes the central role.

A loan was considered sensible to enable Mathys Tel the urgently needed season. However, the previous services of the 19-year-old Frenchman at Tottenham are disappointing. So far, Tel only scored one goal in the FA Cup against Aston Villa in four missions. [Derwesten] reports that Bayern are looking for a replacement striker for Kane. Ideally, Tel could be permanently obliged by the Spurs because the loan contract contains a purchase option of 60 million euros.

unclear future for Mathys Tel

Whether Tottenham is ready to pull the purchase option is currently in the stars. Bayern hope that Tel will be able to build on his achievements in the coming weeks to arouse Tottenham's interest. Tel himself expressed in an interview that he likes to play, but also needs continuous operating times.

The personal impressions of Mathys Tel are also exciting when it comes to his teammates. In a conversation with TNT Sports, he called Sadio Man, his former teammate near Bayern Munich, as the best player with whom he has ever played. Mane impressed Tel with his tireless work morality. The Senegalese striker has now accepted a new challenge in the Saudi Pro League at Al-Nassr.

The club policy of Bavaria, especially in terms of loan players, is faced with a decisive course. Should Mathys Tel better exploit his potential subsequently, both he and the association could benefit from a permanent solution. Bayern does not want to keep Tel, who is bound to the club by 2029, but the pressure on the young striker is also great to assert themselves and to call up consistently.