Levy Did It! Levy '3 Goals in 16 Games' Lease, Expects to Cut Total Transfer Fee by '24 Billion'

Levy Did It! Levy '3 Goals in 16 Games' Lease, Expects to Cut Total Transfer Fee by '24 Billion'

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Chairman Daniel Levy's persistent negotiation strategy worked. Matistel's transfer fee is expected to be drastically reduced.

Tottenham source 'Tottenham Hotspur News' reported on the 4th (Korea Standard Time) that "Tell is on loan from Bayern Munich to Tottenham this summer, and there is a possibility of a complete transfer. Tottenham and Munich are seeking to renegotiate the transfer fee to Tel."

Born in 2005, Tel is a striker from the French national team by age. Considered one of the top prospects, he proved his value by joining Munich. However, he showed poor performance. Eventually, he was pushed back to backup resources and took on a new challenge last winter.

Tel joined Tottenham through the transfer window last winter. Tel's transfer process was very chaotic. Tottenham Hotspur signed an agreement with Munich for a transfer fee of 60 million euros and Levi's personally flew to Germany to negotiate the final deal, but Tel's change of mind canceled the deal. At the time, it was reported that Tel was suspicious of the Tottenham project.

However, Tel changed its mind right before the closing of the transfer window. In the end, Tel chose to rent a place that includes purchase options rather than a full transfer to Tottenham. Tottenham reached an agreement on the condition that they pay 10 million euros (about 16 billion won) in Tel's rent to Munich and pay 100% of Tel's salary.

Compared to Tottenham's efforts, Tel's performance is disappointing day by day. He has only scored three goals in 16 official games since his loan. According to Christian Polk, who is familiar with German soccer news, 50 million euros (about 81.5 billion won) is needed to completely recruit Tel.

However, Tottenham sees Tel as a future resource. According to Give Me Sports, a British journalist Fabrizio Romano, who was fluent in the news on the European soccer transfer market, said, "Tottenham is very satisfied with Tel in terms of attitude, quality, and potential. Let's see if it tries to renegotiate with Munich at the end of the season. It's not only up to Tottenham but also the players. Let's see what Tel wants. He has an important say."

"From Tel's point of view, of course, it will be important whether the coach stays or the project," he said. "It will take some time to make a decision on this matter. However, Tottenham is very satisfied with Tel. I am confident that the potential is great just like when recruiting him."

In response, Tottenham and Levy are working to lower Tel's transfer fee altogether. There have also been concerns. The Tottenham Hotspur News reported last month that "Levy is a well-known strategist when it comes to transfer negotiations. Levy is always trying to lead tough negotiations, but it doesn't always bring about good results. It's about seeing the club stay calm for too long and then the player they want goes elsewhere. And if Munich tell Levy they have no intention of negotiating anymore and just leave, it will be a huge disgrace."

Fortunately, Levy's strategy seems to have worked. "We need a club that is willing to recruit Tel. Therefore, we expect that we can agree on a significant reduction in transfer fees. From Tottenham's perspective, it will feel like they have made a good deal because they paid less than they agreed," said John Wenhem, an insider of the club. 카지노

According to local media in Germany, Tottenham seems to want to cut about 15 million euros. "Tottenham will try to negotiate to lower Tel's transfer fee," German football's Bavarian Football said. Tottenham are planning to try to lower the transfer fee to 35 million euros (about 57 billion won)."