- Mathys Tel completed a loan move for the day of the deadline to the Spurs from the Bayern Munich
- Now he has revealed how Harry Kane convinced him to join the club
- Listen now: Everything is starting! We need Arsenal's personality! This needle is what the Premier League is about!
Mathys Tel has revealed the key role that Harry Kane played by convincing him to join Tottenham on the deadline.
Tel, 19, made an impressive change of U in the last hours of the transfer window, since he agreed to move to the spurs on the loan of Bayern Munich for the rest of the season a few days after rejecting the North Club from London.
The striker has now opened how a conversation with the Spurs legend and Bayern Kane teammate helped change their minds.
In a video released in Tottenham's official account, Tel was asked if he had talked to Kane about the club.
Tel replied: 'He told me that this is a great club with many very good people. The field is very nice, the training center is very good and if you go there you can enjoy it.
“Everything was positive of Harry Kane.”
Mathys Tel has revealed that Harry Kane played a key role in convincing him to join Tottenham
Tel joined the Spurs on the deadline after rejecting them only a few days before
Kane arrived at the Tottenham Academy before becoming a club legend, and told Tel that he would join a 'Big Club'
Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal had shown interest in signing Tel, but has chosen to finish the campaign in the Spurs despite their struggles under Ange Postecoglou this season.
Tel has been limited to only two league openings in Bayern this term, but will hope to play a much more important role in Tottenham in the coming months.
The Frenchman is able to play on the front line, and could be thrown directly to the team because Dominic Solanke is currently out of injury.
The Spurs have a great week that face Liverpool in the second stage of their Copao Cup semifinal on Thursday before traveling to Aston Villa in the FA Cup three days later.
Tottenham won the first leg 1-0 against Liverpool and will seek to hold on to his advantage to reserve his place in the final of next month in Wembley.
The pressure has increased in Postecoglou in recent weeks, but his team won a 2-0 crucial victory over Brentford on Sunday, and will now focus his attention on the competitions of the Cup while trying to finish his 17-year-old wait.