‘Keep An Eye On’ – Tottenham Star Could Emerge As Option For Club In Winter Window
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13-second readNapoli is considering Tottenham Hotspur star Mathys Tel as a potential signing in the winter window, citing his 'explosive ball-carrying ability' on the flank as an attractive quality. According to Area Napoli, Tel is viewed as a 'popular choice' due to his ability to drive forward from the flanks.

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Napoli is considering Tottenham Hotspur star Mathys Tel as a potential signing in the winter window, citing his 'explosive ball-carrying ability' on the flank as an attractive quality. According to Area Napoli, Tel is viewed as a 'popular choice' due to his ability to drive forward from the flanks. Napoli have been underwhelming this season and are looking to strengthen their squad in January. The Italian outfit's interest in Tel has been reported by Inside Futbol.
Tel, 21, has enjoyed regular game time this season with Tottenham, accumulating 602 minutes across nine appearances and scoring against Chelsea last month. Roberto De Zerbi has praised his work ethic and long-term potential. Despite this, the prospect of an exit has not entirely disappeared, with Tel's future remaining uncertain. His contract with Spurs runs until 2031.
Tottenham's stance on Tel is yet to be clear, although the club could have long-term plans for the attacker. If Napoli were to approach Spurs, the club is well-placed to demand a significant fee due to Tel's contract running until 2031. Tel himself faces a decision over whether to remain with Tottenham or consider a fresh opportunity in the winter window.
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Napoli consider Tottenham Hotspur star Mathys Tel an attractive option given his ‘explosive ball-carrying ability’ on the flank, with it stated he is one to ‘keep an eye on’ when it comes to the Italians’ business. The 21-year-old faced an uncertain future during the summer window, amid suggestions that he was keen to seek a fresh start elsewhere in pursuit of a more prominent role. Despite being linked with several clubs, only Galatasaray went as far as making a loan offer, although nothing concrete materialised and Tel ultimately remained in north London.
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