Bayern Munich opens the door to a loan from Mathys Tel

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By: Manu Tournoux

Bayern Munich: the future of Mathys Tel becomes very complicated

This Friday, Christoph Freund, sporting director of Bayern Munich, discussed the case of Mathys Tel at a press conference. The German leader did not rule out a departure for the Frenchman. “We speak with the players and also speak with the technical staff because it is important for us that the boys progress well. We will see what is best for each player. The boys train at a very high level here, they can learn a lot from it, but match training is of course also very important. »

Which is in line with the exclusive information published during the week on our site. We explained to you in particular that the 19-year-old striker, lacking playing time, is of interest to three teams this winter, namely RB Leipzig, Villarreal and Werder Bremen. If Tel is not necessarily looking for a change of scenery, he is thinking and studying these loan offers.

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