Spurs sign Tel on permanent deal from Bayern
Tottenham have signed French forward Mathys Tel on a permanent deal from Bayern Munich.The 20-year-old joined Spurs on loan during the January transfer window.He will sign a six-year contract when his loan deal ends on 30 June.Tel, who is with the France squad at the European Under-21 Championships, made 20 appearances for Spurs last season, scoring three goals.
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