FC Bayern continues to be extremely busy on the transfer market. With Mathys Tel, Munich have a highly gifted talent from Ligue 1 on the line. The German record champions are making intensive efforts to free the attacking player from Stade Rennes.
As “sky” reported, FC Bayern’s squad planners flew to Rennes via Paris on Monday evening. Board member for sport Hasan Salihamidzic, FCB director Marco Neppe and Michael Gerlinger (Vice President Sports Business and Competitions) are said to have been on board.
“We had a conversation there,” Salihamidzic said of “picture” quoted. There is apparently no agreement yet. “It’s not going to happen that quickly,” revealed the 45-year-old. According to the tabloid, FC Bayern has made a third offer for Tel To put 30 million euros including bonus payments on the table.
FC Bayern is aiming for a quick solution
According to “Sky” information, the Bundesliga soccer club wants to complete the transfer this week. Tel is said to have already given FC Bayern his verbal commitment. Consequently, Munich only has to agree with Stade Rennes.
According to “L’Équipe”, the German record champions had previously made two offers. The first offer is said to have amounted to ten million euros plus bonus payments. Even with a bid of ten million euros plus double-digit bonuses, FC Bayern was rebuffed by the French, it is said.
If you believe “Bild”, the German industry leader has now added to it again. The “fussballtransfers.com” portal speculates that the transfer could ultimately take place for a transfer fee of 30 million euros.
FC Bayern monitors the market
Bayern CEO Oliver Kahn did not want to look at the cards when asked about a possible commitment of the 17-year-old.
“Tel is undoubtedly an incredible talent, but we are very relaxed. We continue to monitor the market and try to keep the squad balanced,” said the Munich official to “Bild”: “Of course, this also includes players who can still develop , when older players take them by the hand.”
Tel is considered one of France’s greatest talents. The U17 European champions are tied to Stade Rennes until 2024.