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Mathys Tel heading for Bayern Munich exit as Bundesliga rivals ponder January move

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  • Tel could exit Bayern Munich
  • Stuttgart interested in the forward
  • Hasn't been a regular under Vincent Kompany
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    German publication BILD have reported that Bayern Munich forward Mathys Tel could be heading towards a January exit from the Allianz Arena, with Stuttgart seemingly interested in acquiring him on loan should certain conditions be met.

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Tel has played only 224 minutes across seven appearances in all competitions this season, which includes just two starts. After a breakout 2023-24 season, Tel was expected to take a leap under new manager Vincent Kompany. However, his progression as one of the jewels of the team has stalled this campaign, which has opened the doors to a possible loan move in the upcoming winter transfer window.

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    Tel had signed a contract extension until 2029 in March earlier this year. But recent developments point towards a future away from Munich. As a consequence of Tel failing to find his feet under Kompany, the Bavarians are now looking for a successor for Harry Kane, who will turn 32 next summer.

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    WHAT NEXT?

    If Tel does indeed join Stuttgart — or any other club on loan for that matter — it could help him rekindle his career at the Allianz Arena in the future. Having regular minutes under his belt and playing under a coach who could show immaculate faith in the player could just prove to be what the Frenchman was missing in the past three to four months.