According to reports, Chelsea is interested in signing Mathys Tel, a 19-year-old French attacker who is highly regarded and plays for Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. Bayern Munich has struggled to provide Mathys Tel consistent playing time, and Chelsea is willing to give him a way out. According to Fabrizio Romano, Chelsea is prepared to begin negotiations to acquire the Bundesliga team’s 19-year-old attacking sensation.
See if they can persuade the Bavarian powerhouses to sell the player—that will be intriguing. The French forward is well-regarded in the game and has a promising future. With the correct coaching, he may join Chelsea as a great player. In England, playing football on a regular basis might both help him get better and hasten his development. Tel has only played in Bayern’s resounding 5-0 victory over Hoffenheim so far this season. Nevertheless, the 19-year-old has stated in the past that he wants to stay in Munich. Chelsea is now linked, though, so things could change before the winter transfer window ends next month.
Chelsea continue permanent transfer push for Mathys Tel
In addition to a defender, an attacker is also on the cards for the Blues this window. Chelsea’s wish to sign the young player has now been confirmed by Romano. The transfer expert wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter: “As reported, Mathys Tel’s situation will be discussed with Bayern again next week. Chelsea wants him on a permanent transfer as talks with the Nkunku-Bayern move took place. … and seven loan proposals are also available.”
This Bundesliga 2024/2025 season, Tel has yet to score a goal. In eight Bundesliga 2024-2025 games thus far, he has taken five shots. Chelsea has always served as a development ground for young players, and the team also requires some offensive additions. His speed, finishing ability, and inventive dribbling are well-known. Tel’s physical prowess, technical proficiency, and mobility on the front line make him a remarkable player. Chelsea can thus have a valuable asset if they are able to sign him in the future.
