FC Bayern remains at Mathys Tel: No loan in the winter transfer window!

In the winter transfer window, Mathys Tel is not awarded by FC Bayern Munich. This was confirmed by Max Eberl, the sports director of the association, in a current statement. Eberl explained that the young striker has been firmly planned in the squad since the beginning of the season and is not removed from the team even in winter.

In the talks with Tel and his advisor, very open communication was taken. Although Tel admitted that his seasons were so far unsatisfactory, Eberl made it clear that his services were not sufficient to justify more time. There were several inquiries for a loan, including clubs such as Bremen, Stuttgart and Augsburg, as well as from the Premier League of Nottingham Forest. But a loan was definitely not considered.

squad strength and perspective

Eberl emphasized the need for a well -functioning squad to meet the goals of the season. Although the squad on the offensive was described as "wide but not distributed", Tel is still an important part of the club's long -term planning. Eberl made it clear that it was ultimately due to Tel through performance to maintain more seasons.

In another context, another source reported that FC Bayern Munich faces challenges after an estimated autumn transfer termination of 67 million euros. Many contracts from key players expire at the end of the season, which raises questions about the long -term strategy of the association. In addition, Max Eberl shows little interest in extensions with players whose contracts will soon end. This also includes Mathys Tel, whose future is still open in the club.

Bayern is still seen as a dominant force in German football, as the current balance sheet with 47 goals and a goal difference of +34 in the league. It is expected that no serious departures will take place in the winter transfer period, since the players mentioned, which also include Tel, could get chances of playing time.

The FC Bayern financial situation seems to be tense, especially when Jamal Musiala's contract extension, which is described as a historical edition. This could have an impact on the future transfers of the association, while the inquiries for Mathys Tel and other players continue to exist in the United States and Germany.