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The day after Bayern Munich qualified for the quarter-finals of the Champions League, Mathys Tel reached an agreement with the German club for a contract extension.
Mathys Tel and Bayern Munich are here to stay. According to L’Equipe and Sky Sports Deutschland, the young French striker will extend his contract with the German club. Currently linked with the “Rekordmeister” until 2027, the former Rennais will commit for two more years. The announcement should be made this Wednesday by Bayern.
For Mathys Tel (18 years old), it is also a way of sealing his future in Germany. At the heart of a slightly more difficult period (no goals between October 3 and February 24), the French international hopefuls began to wonder if Bayern, where the center forward position is reserved for Harry Kane, was the best club for his progression. At the same time, Manchester United is courting him, and offering him a prestigious alternative.
His future is at Bayern
This will not happen, and this contract extension is a mark of confidence on the part of its leaders. “Sports directors Christoph Freund and Max Eberl were able to show the striker a clear path and assured him that he would become a key player in this team in the future, writes Sky Sports. A transfer is definitely not an option. »
Recruited in 2022 for 20 million euros, Mathys Tel had a first season scoring 6 goals in all competitions with Bayern. This season he has made 31 appearances, mostly as a substitute, for a total of seven goals and four assists.
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