Tottenham Hotspur's concerns are growing over the full recruitment of Matistel. Fans' reactions are negative.
Spurs Web, which specializes in Tottenham news, reported on Monday (Korean time) that "Tell, who was considered to be Son's long-term successor, was not confident in the English Premier League 안전놀이터. As a result, Tottenham is agonizing over whether to fully recruit him. With the summer transfer market fast approaching, we have to make a decision now."
Tel chose to leave Bayern Munich for Tottenham in January. Since Harry Kane joined the team, his playing time has significantly decreased. In addition, Tottenham was also in urgent need of players as it suffered from a string of injuries to its strikers such as Hisalisson and Dominic Solanke at the time.
However, he was called a top prospect during his time at Munich. He only scored three goals and one assist in 20 official matches for Tottenham this season. Detailed indicators are even more bleak. According to Football Association, Tel recorded 76.7 percent of pass accuracy and 32.6 percent of dribbling success rates in this season's PL, respectively. It ranks among the lowest in the league.
The fans' response is negative. Spurs Webb's fans have responded by saying, "Wilson is better," "There is no reason to sign him unless he is priced at less than 25 million pounds (W46.5 billion), "Tell is not the player we want," "Tell is too expensive," and "Tell's full recruitment will only hinder the development of young players such as Mikey Moore, Archie Gray, Will Rankshire, and Jamie Donley. You won't see some of them." The media ultimately said, "Everyone is in one mind."
Tottenham can activate the option to fully recruit Tel in the upcoming summer. All it takes is 46 million pounds (about 85.5 billion won). However, Tottenham's concerns continue as the media said, "Chairman Daniel Levy has no intention of approving the deal at the current price. We will only pursue discounted prices."
Meanwhile, Tel hopes to stay. In response, the media said, "Tell loves the short time he spent in North London and considers Tottenham more than just a football club. Discussions on Tel's future will take place in the coming weeks."