Tottenham Hotspur still have time to decide whether to make Mathis Tel a permanent move from Bayern Munich after joining on loan at the end of last season.
Tel’s loan deal included a clause to make the move permanent for £45million. But the club are yet to confirm their plans for the striker.
Tel arrived from Bayern with immense potential and a reputation for dynamism in the final third. Though his minutes were limited. The young Frenchman showed flashes of the raw ability that prompted Spurs to negotiate a purchase clause into the original deal.
But £45 million is not an insignificant figure. Especially for a player who has yet to cement himself in a starting role. The decision Tottenham now face is about more than talent; it’s about timing, trust, and value. เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย Do they see Tel as a long-term project worth cultivating, or will they prioritise players who can deliver immediately?
With Spurs expected to be active in other areas of the pitch this summer, particularly in central midfield and defence, committing a large chunk of the budget to a teenage forward may not be straightforward.
Meanwhile, Kevin Danso is set to join on a permanent basis when his loan spell with Lens expires.
Bayern could reportedly consider bringing Tel back to Bayern Munich for the Club World Cup,
with Spurs considering the youngster as a long-term project.