As of: March 7, 2024, 7:48 p.m
By: Manuel Bonke, Philipp Kessler
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Tel was just the beginning: his early contract extension should have a signal effect on the remaining Bayern jewels.
Eberl is driving the change.
Munich – Mathys Tel was just the beginning: The early contract extension with the 18-year-old Frenchman until 2029 should have a signal effect on the remaining Bayern jewels.
At least the offensive youngster has signed his new working papers, even though he was in a difficult sporting phase under coach Thomas Tuchel.
“It's easy to sign a new contract when the sun is shining.
But when it's cloudy like it is now, you have to show commitment," Tel consultant Gadiri Camara told tz
and
explained: "It's a good opportunity to start a new era and become a club legend.
That's what Mathys wants.
And that’s why he signed this contract until 2029.”
Youngster Mathys Tel plays an important role in FC Bayern's future plans.
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Eberl is planning the Bayern axis of the future with youngsters
In addition to Tel, the sporting management around sports director Max Eberl and sports director Christoph Freund would, according to
tz
information, also like to extend Jamal Musiala's contract (until 2026) in the long term as quickly as possible.
So far, no concrete discussions have taken place with the 21-year-old in this regard.
The axis of the future is to be completed by Leverkusen loanee Josip Stanisic (23), who is also with the German record champions until 2026, and midfielder Aleksandar Pavlovic.
“In my opinion, it was a big mistake to unnecessarily give up a top hierarchy,” said long-time Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, who recently criticized the departures of leading players such as David Alaba, Thiago and Robert Lewandowski and recalled the Champions League winners -Axis of the year 2020: “A team that has a clear hierarchy will always work.” And Eberl is currently already working on the hierarchy of the future.
Bayern sports director Max Eberl.
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Serbia is fighting for Pavlovic
Interesting: While Stanisic has already played 16 senior international matches for the Croatian national team, an association duel has broken out over the 19-year-old German-Serbian.
Because: Serbia has attempted to steal Bayern's talent from the German Football Association.
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A delegation from the Serbian Association (FSS) led by team director Stevan Stojanovic was in Munich last weekend and said it had “intensive and constructive discussions” with the player and his parents.
Accordingly, the family was shown a clear plan to call up the midfielder for the international matches against Russia and Cyprus in March.
The answer was that Pavlovic only wanted to make a decision after the European Championships.
According to
tz
information, Pavlovic will be nominated for the German U21 team for the first time in March; he does not yet play a role in national coach Julian Nagelsmann's plans.
Manuel Bonke, Philipp Kessler