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Paul Robinson Doubts Permanent Deal for Tel and Predicts Spurs Exit for Two Senior Players This Summer
After a challenging start to life at Tottenham Hotspur, Mathys Tel has begun to show signs of improvement in recent weeks.
However, the young forward has yet to deliver a standout performance that meets the high expectations set when he joined.
Speculation continues to surround the 20-year-old’s future, with uncertainty looming as the summer transfer window approaches.
Multiple reports suggest that Spurs are unlikely to trigger the £45 million option to sign Tel permanently.
Instead, the North London club is reportedly looking to negotiate a reduced fee with Bayern Munich.
Manager Ange Postecoglou has praised Tel’s adaptation to English football, but the Australian coach may not be around much longer, as Tottenham are expected to appoint a new manager ahead of next season.
That could impact any long-term decisions about Tel’s future at the club.
Former Spurs goalkeeper Paul Robinson weighed in with a confident prediction regarding Tel.
He believes the French forward will return to Bayern and does not expect Tottenham to pursue a permanent deal — even at a discount.
Robinson argued that Tel has not made a strong enough impression during his loan spell and tipped him to depart alongside players like Cristian Romero and Richarlison.
Speaking to Football Insider, Robinson stated: “Mathys Tel will be going back to Bayern. He hasn’t made a big impact at Tottenham.
There are talks about Romero potentially heading to Atletico Madrid — he’s struggled with injuries and suspensions. As for Richarlison, transfer rumours are always swirling around him.
Whether it’s FFP, PSR, or financial constraints, Tottenham’s budget will only become clear once they know if they’ve secured Champions League football.”
Despite the skepticism, a recent report from TBR Football offered a more optimistic view. According to the publication, Spurs have already told Tel they are interested in keeping him at the club.
While they are unwilling to pay the full £45 million fee, Tottenham reportedly see long-term potential in the young forward and are hopeful of reaching a more affordable agreement with Bayern.
Additionally, the report highlights that Tel is enjoying his time in London and feels settled at Tottenham — a factor that could influence his decision and negotiations going forward.
Whether or not a deal is struck remains to be seen, but there is clearly interest in making his stay permanent.
