Tottenham Hotspur striker Mathys Tel is reportedly open to leaving on loan in order to secure regular playing time and increase his chances of making France's World Cup squad. The 20-year-old forward, who has struggled to break into Thomas Frank's first team at Spurs since joining the club from Bayern Munich for £30m last summer.
Tel, who was recently named captain of France's Under-21s, wants to build momentum in his career and prove himself as a regular starter. With the World Cup just around the corner, any opportunity to gain game time will be crucial in helping him secure a place in Didier Deschamps' squad.
Paris FC, Fenerbahce, Galatasaray, and several clubs in Italy and Spain are among those interested in taking Tel on loan until the end of the season. However, Spurs are reluctant to let him leave, having sold Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace for £35m just last month.
Tottenham have been linked with signing RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande and Kenan Yildiz of Juventus as attacking reinforcements, but it seems they will need Tel to be in good form if he is to play a significant role this season. With Souza set to join the club from Santos, Spurs are now looking for a player who can provide regular goalscoring opportunities.
It's worth noting that Tel would not want to leave permanently and will continue to work hard to earn a place in the Tottenham team. Despite his recent struggles, he remains an important part of Frank's first team and any loan move would be seen as a way for him to gain more experience and build his career.
Tel, who was recently named captain of France's Under-21s, wants to build momentum in his career and prove himself as a regular starter. With the World Cup just around the corner, any opportunity to gain game time will be crucial in helping him secure a place in Didier Deschamps' squad.
Paris FC, Fenerbahce, Galatasaray, and several clubs in Italy and Spain are among those interested in taking Tel on loan until the end of the season. However, Spurs are reluctant to let him leave, having sold Brennan Johnson to Crystal Palace for £35m just last month.
Tottenham have been linked with signing RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande and Kenan Yildiz of Juventus as attacking reinforcements, but it seems they will need Tel to be in good form if he is to play a significant role this season. With Souza set to join the club from Santos, Spurs are now looking for a player who can provide regular goalscoring opportunities.
It's worth noting that Tel would not want to leave permanently and will continue to work hard to earn a place in the Tottenham team. Despite his recent struggles, he remains an important part of Frank's first team and any loan move would be seen as a way for him to gain more experience and build his career.
I feel bad for Mathys Tel, really wants to make it big but keep getting pushed out by Souza's arrival 
. Tottenham might not want to let him go on loan, which is good for the kid, but also means he'll have to work even harder to get his spot back 
. The clubs interested in taking him on loan are all great options, Paris FC and Fenerbahce could be a perfect fit for him 
. It's gonna be tough for Tel to make France's World Cup squad if he doesn't get enough playing time 
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. I think Tel needs to take matters into his own hands and find a new club that will let him shine 
. And what's with all these other clubs sniffing around? Can't Spurs see they're not willing to let him go? It's like they're playing hard to get, but really they're just being inflexible 
. I hope Tel gets his loan move sorted out soon and doesn't have to deal with this drama anymore 
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. Tel needs some freedom to make mistakes and learn from them. Maybe if Spurs let him go out on loan, he'll come back stronger and more confident 
. If Spurs are gonna keep losing money on Tel, they should just be honest with themselves and find someone who can deliver goals 
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. He's been struggling to break into that Spurs squad since joining last summer and now he's saying he needs regular playing time to make the France World Cup squad? It's pretty rich coming from a £30m signing who can't even get a starting spot at Tottenham. Paris FC and Fenerbahce are probably just stepping in to provide some stability, but Tel will be lucky if he doesn't end up on the bench again 
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And who knows, maybe he'll come back even stronger and more confident after some time out on loan.
Maybe Tel will learn from this experience and become an even better player. Fingers crossed! 
And Spurs are already getting old, need some fresh blood in the front line ASAP. Plus, Paris FC is calling his name 
and I think he'd be perfect for them. A loan move would be just what he needs to get his career back on track 
tel's still got his head down & keepin work hard, dont 4get dat! 
. I mean, they're already signing Souza from Santos, but what's the point of having another top striker if you're not gonna let your young guys get some playing time? 
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), so Tel really can't afford to wait around for opportunities to come his way. He needs to be out there playing regular games and scoring goals if he wants any hope of making France's squad.
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It's a tricky situation, but I think it highlights the complexities of football and the pressures that come with representing your country.
. I think he'll learn from this loan experience and come back stronger 
. I hope he gets his chances soon, and if not, at least he'll be playing for another club and getting more minutes under his belt 
️. And who knows, maybe one of these loan clubs will make him a star! 
I would've thought that with him being captain of France's U21s and all, he'd be getting more game time. But I guess you can't rush these things right? 
And honestly, I don't blame him if he wants to go out on loan to get some playing time. I mean who wouldn't want to play for a team like Paris FC or Galatasaray, they're top-notch clubs! 
But Spurs are being kinda weird by not letting him leave, maybe they just want to stick with him?