Tottenham Hotspur has officially completed the permanent signing of French forward Mathys Tel from Bayern Munich for a fee of approximately £30 million. The 20-year-old, who is currently with the France squad at the European Under-21 Championship, will sign a six-year contract with Spurs once his loan deal concludes on June 30.

Tel initially joined Tottenham on loan during the January transfer window and made a significant impact in his debut season. He featured in 20 matches, scoring three crucial goals, and was part of the squad that clinched the Europa League title, although he remained an unused substitute in the final against Manchester United.

This acquisition is part of Tottenham's broader strategy to strengthen their attacking lineup. The club is also reportedly interested in Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo, who has also attracted attention from Manchester United. The appointment of Thomas Frank, Mbeumo's former manager at Brentford, as Tottenham's new boss on Thursday adds an intriguing layer to this potential transfer.

With Tel's arrival, Tottenham aims to build on their recent successes and continue to compete at the highest levels of both domestic and European football. Fans are optimistic that this young talent will play a pivotal role in the club's future endeavors.