Tottenham is late in the transfer window, as they drive to finish offers from Bayern Munich Starlet Mathys Tel and the talent of Manchester City Academy, Daniel Batty.
According to reports, the Spurs have reached a Verbal agreement to sign Mathys Tel After entering the race late. Despite the competition from Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United, Tottenham took a last -minute step with Florian Plettenberg confirms his interest last night.
Now, the French Outlet has reported and Plettenberg has found that Spurs and Bayern Munich have agreed a package of 60 million euros for the young person. This marks an important blow for the North London Club, which urgently needed reinforcement attacks.
In addition to the excitement, Fabrizio Romano shared another rupture update, revealing that the Spurs are also about to sign Daniel Batty in Manchester City, with the player who currently goes through a medical.
The Spurs have agreed to pay a transfer fee of £ 500,000 and have also included future complements with a percentage clause of sale to the agreement.
Publication in XRomano reported:
“Exclusively: Tottenham completed an agreement for the Academy, as they have agreed to sign the 18 -year -old Talent, Daniel Batty, of Manchester City. Transfer rate of 500 million pounds and future added with percentage of sale. Ongoing medical. “
??? Exclusive: Tottenham completed an agreement for the Academy, as they have agreed to sign the 18 -year -old talent, Daniel Batty, of Manchester City.
Transfer rate of 500 million pounds and future added with percentage of sale. In medical. pic.twitter.com/lpthbyx8vs
– Fabrizio Romano (@fabrizioromano) January 30, 2025
Tottenham continues to invest in young emerging players
Batty, an 18 -year -old creative midfielder, has been highlighted in the city’s youth ranks, giving two goals and three attendance in seven Premier League games of the U18 this season. In all the competitions, he has registered three goals and three assists in 10 games.
The Spurs have made the priority invested in young talents recently, having achieved signings such as Lucas Bergvall, Archie Gray, Min-Hyeok Yang, Ashley Phillips and Alejo Véliz on the last windows.
Batty is expected to follow the same path, providing a future option and is also an addition of short -term depth. With Ange Postecoglou known for developing young players in the usual first team, Batty could quickly become a valuable asset.
As the Spurs drive these offers before the window closes, their late transfer business indicates a strong intention to strengthen both the ranks of the first team and the Academy.
