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Tottenham was found to have poured 15 billion won into striker Matistel, who was recently loaned from Bayern Munich. Even though it was not a complete transfer, it paid a huge cost of more than 10 billion won. The total cost is expected to reach 18 billion won by paying the full salary.
Florian Flettenberg, a reporter for Sky Sports, a global media outlet, said on his social network service (SNS) on the 4th (local time) that Bayern Munich will receive 10 million euros (about 15 billion won) in rent.
"Tottenham will pay his five-month salary," Flettenberg said. This is about 2 million euros (about 3 billion won)," he explained. "This summer, Tottenham secured a full recruitment option of 55 million euros (about 82 billion won), which could rise to up to 60 million euros (about 90 billion won) depending on the conditions of the bonus payment."
The important point is that Tottenham have ensured Tell can decide whether to implement this recruitment option. The full mandatory recruitment clause that Munich initially preferred was not included. This is also at Tel's request," he added.
For Tottenham, it is a contract that has been properly called for. It means that 18 billion won has been invested in rental alone, not recruitment, and if Tel does not want it, he cannot bring it to the team even after the season is over. In addition, Tottenham is fully responsible for the player's wages, so they have signed a contract of 'Eul'.
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It is true that Tel can give Tottenham's current offense a boost, but he is a player who needs to regain his senses as he has barely played this season in Munich.
Tel played just 14 games this season as they were pushed out of Munich's priority list. He made only four starts and recorded only one assist in 458 minutes. Some say that technical supplementation is needed because of the lack of time to play.
Tel joined Tottenham on the 4th. It is Tottenham's fourth recruit this year after Antonin Kinski, Yang Min-hyuk and Kevin Danso.
As Tottenham's offense lives with injuries, reinforcing the striker was essential. For this reason, Tottenham also seems to have pushed ahead with excessive investment. The team's situation in the relegation zone and its desire to win the Cup are likely to have played a part.
Currently, Dominic Solanke, Wilson O'Dober, Brennan Johnson and Timo Werner are all out due to injuries. Son Heung-min is holding up well, but there is a great concern about injury as he is physically struggling. It should be hoped that Tel's joining will not only help Son Heung-min's burden, but also help the overall offense build up its physical strength.
Tottenham have an important schedule ahead of them. Liverpool will play the second leg of the English Football League (EFL) Cup semifinals on the 7th. Three days later, the match against Aston Villa in the fourth round of the FA Cup is waiting. Both games are expected to do their best as Tottenham is likely to win this season. Attention is focusing on what the recruitment of Tel will result in.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
