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Tottenham Pushing to Secure Tel Deal Amid Bayern Talks

Tottenham Hotspur ended their season on a high by winning the Europa League, securing a spot in next season’s Champions League.

Despite the success, Ange Postecoglou’s future at the club remains uncertain.

One of Spurs’ key priorities this summer is resolving the future of Mathys Tel, who joined the club on loan from Bayern Munich in January.

His deal includes a £50 million option to buy, but Spurs are unwilling to meet that valuation.

Negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing, with discussions described as “intense.”

Spurs are working hard to bring the 20-year-old back, either permanently or via another loan with an obligation to buy.

However, Bayern prefer a full sale and are reportedly open to lowering their asking price to between £30m and £33m.

Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen, who has a good relationship with Spurs, is overseeing talks regarding Tel’s potential departure.

His exit from Bayern in January was tense, and the German club have since decided to part ways permanently.

Tel made 13 Premier League appearances for Spurs, scoring just twice. While his performances were somewhat underwhelming, Tottenham believe in his long-term potential.

Chairman Daniel Levy sees another loan as a strategic move, but Bayern are focused on a clean break.

Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg confirms that Bayern are holding firm on a permanent sale, despite Tottenham’s interest in delaying the payment through another loan structure.

In addition to Tel, Spurs are also reportedly interested in Bayern winger Leroy Sané, though they face stiff competition from Arsenal for his signature.

As Vincent Kompany prepares to reshape the Bayern squad, the club needs to offload players who are no longer part of their plans.

Tel is one such player, and Bayern are expected to remain firm in ensuring they sell on their own terms to fund their summer rebuild.