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Rennes talent Mathys Tel apparently agrees with FCB

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July 8, 2022

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Can FC Bayern soon welcome their next dream player to Munich? In any case, storm talent Mathys Tel from Stade Rennes is said to have already given the record champion his promise. That reports sports1.

Accordingly, sports director Hasan Salihamidzic in particular is trying very hard to bring the 17-year-old Frenchman to Bavaria.

And according to the report, Tel and his family have already informed Rennes’ club bosses that they want to move to Munich.

The French junior international was immediately scheduled for the first team. It is said that Salihamidzic and Co. believe Tel can make an immediate breakthrough at FCB.

The U17 European champion can play almost any position on offense, but feels loud sports1 however, most comfortable as a centre-forward. Tel could possibly replace Robert Lewandowski in the future.

Transfers: Stuttgart talent scorns Bayern

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The summer transfer window in the European leagues is open. The rumor mill is cooking. Who goes where? Which transfers are fixed? What are the rumours? The news and rumors of July 8th.

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LAURIN ULRICH: The 17-year-old super talent of VfB Stuttgart has spurned FC Bayern’s call and officially extended it “long-term”, according to kicker until 2026. The offensive player is currently preparing for the season with the pros.

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NICK SALIHAMIDZIC: The son of the Bayern sports director is moving to the Vancouver Whitecaps on loan. The Canadians have confirmed the transfer of the youngster, who came from the Haching youth team in 2015 – and at the same time extended it until 2025.

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In Vancouver, the 19-year-old has been scheduled for a year and a half for the second team in the MLS NEXT Pro: “We look forward to welcoming Nick to Vancouver, where he will take the next step in his career,” says sporting director Axel Schuster.

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MICHAEL GREGORITSCH: While the Austrian’s move to Freiburg is perfect, SC striker Ermedin Demirovic is moving to Gregoritsch’s former club Augsburg. Both have already arrived at the training camp of the new employer.

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STEVEN BERGWIJN: The transfer from Spurs to Ajax is fixed, where he will succeed Sebastian Haller. He signed until 2027 and costs a base fee of 31.25 million euros. Bergwijn played for Ajax when he was young.

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BRIAN BROBBEY: After the RB striker’s move back to Ajax was imminent, ManUnited is said to have gotten involved, according to the picture. Brobbey has already phoned ex-coach Hag. RB is said to be demanding a fee of 15 million euros.

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FILIP KOSTIC: While there were a lot of recent indications that the Serb was leaving Frankfurt, this attitude has changed, according to Sport1. Accordingly, a whereabouts of the fan favorite is “no longer unrealistic”. On Friday he was back on the pitch for the first time.

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PAULO DYBALA: With a move to Inter arguably shattered, Jose Mourinho could be the beneficiary. According to Corriere dello Sport, the Roma coach hopes to sign the striker, whose contract with Juve has expired.

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JOSHA VAGNOMAN: The deal between HSV and VfB is apparently through, according to kicker the clubs have agreed on a transfer fee of 3.8 million (plus 1 million bonuses and 10 percent resale share). The RV is in Stuttgart for a medical check-up.

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MARC CUCURELLA: According to Brighton owner Tony Bloom, a move from LV to City is not imminent. “We haven’t received an offer for him.” But: “We have to be realistic. If a certain offer comes and the player wants to go, he will go.”

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JUAN JOSE PEREA: VfB has made the first new signing for the coming season perfect and signed the 22-year-old Colombian, striker from the Greek first division club PAS Giannina. He costs about two million euros and signs until 2026.

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FC CHELSEA: According to consistent media reports, the new owner Todd Boehly flew to Barcelona on Thursday to exchange various personal details with the bosses.

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Spanish Sport recently reported that the Blues got into poker around Frenkie de Jong. With Marcos Alonso and Cesar Azpilicueta, two blues players could be involved – plus 60 million euros. Chelsea is confident.

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Alternatively, the duo could be involved in another player swap, naming Sergino Dest and Memphis Depay, according to the Daily Mail. According to AS, they have come closer to Azpilicueta in terms of personnel.

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LUIS SUAREZ: The 35-year-old will not join River Plate after Argentina. “My plan is to stay in Europe, but because River Plate really made an effort for me, I thought about it,” he told Ovacio.

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LUKA JOVIC: The Serb landed in Florence on Friday to sign his contract. According to Sky Sport Italia, AC will not have to pay a transfer fee with Real until 2025, despite the contract. The Royal also pay part of the salary.

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JOE GOMEZ: Liverpool have extended the contract with the defender, most recently until 2024. The 25-year-old has been with the Reds since 2015 and has made 87 appearances in the Premier League since then.

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LIVERPOOL FC: According to the Daily Mail, after the Gomez extension, Naby Keita and Diogo Jota are also to be signed on a long-term basis. Keita’s contract expires, Jota, although under contract until 2025, deserves a “big wage increase”.

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REINIER: Even after his unsuccessful loan to BVB, things are probably not going well for the Brazilian. The Real professional should have ended up on loan at Benfica. As O Jogo writes, Benfica really wanted a purchase option, but Real didn’t go along with it.

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NATHAN AKE: According to the Times, the Blues are in advanced talks with Manchester City. Ake, for whom the Cityzens dig deep into their pockets in 2020, is said to play a bigger role under Thomas Tuchel than most recently under Pep Guardiola.

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LISANDRO MARTINEZ: According to information from De Telegraaf, United have met the demands of Ajax Amsterdam and increased the offer to 50 million. Arsenal are also said to be interested (TyC Sports), Martinez wants to join the Red Devils.

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PEPE REINA: After 17 years, the keeper returns to Villarreal. Most recently active for Lazio Rome, he signed a one-year contract. The goalkeeper celebrates his 40th birthday in August, and he also played briefly for Bayern Munich.

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ALEXANDER DJIKU: According to l’Equipe, the move from Strasbourg to Hoffenheim for a fee of 6 million threatens to burst – despite passing the medical check. Djiku’s brother is said to have asked for more bonuses than actually agreed.

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KYU-HYUN PARK: Bremen’s left-back is loaned out to third division Dynamo Dresden. The 21-year-old South Korean completed the medical check on Friday, and Dynamo will be reunited with coach Markus Anfang.

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NICLAS FULLKRUG: Werder managing director Baumann expects the striker’s contract to be extended: “Both sides know what they have in common. So I’m confident that we’ll find a solution there.”

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ANGEL DI MARIA: The PSG star’s change is nearing completion. On Thursday evening, Juve announced on their social channels that the Argentine has arrived in Turin. If nothing goes wrong with the medical check, he signs for a year.

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KEYLOR NAVAS: PSG have chosen Gianluigi Donnarumma over Navas in the race for the spot between the posts, according to L’Equipe. This should therefore be sold for around ten million euros (contract until 2024).

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BERND LENO: According to Sky information, the Arsenal keeper is about to be transferred to Fulham. The PL promoted should sign until 2025, only the transfer fee still has to be finally negotiated. The Gunners are asking for a double-digit sum.

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MATTHIJS DE LIGT: According to SPOX information, FC Bayern is preparing a first official offer of 75 million, plus performance-related bonuses of up to 15 million. Juve would have recovered the amount paid to Ajax.

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Juve would like to sell the player in the near future, the prospects of an extension are minimal. With Chelsea FC there is a second top club that is very interested in de Ligt. De Ligt himself is said to prefer a Bayern transfer.

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CLEMENT LENGLET: Barca urgently want to specify the central defender, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, at least one temporary customer has been found in Spurs. Only the last details before a loan are still to be clarified.

Mathys Tel: FC Bayern’s first offer probably rejected

Tel made his Ligue 1 debut for Rennes in August last year, aged just 16. To date, he has made ten competitive appearances for the French first division club, where he is still under contract until 2024.

Rennes is said to have received a first offer from Bayern of around seven million euros sports1 have yet rejected. However, FCB is ready for an improved offer, allegedly a transfer fee of around 14 million euros plus bonus payments would be enough to free Tel from Rennes.