Tottenham Hotspur face having to pay an expensive compensation bill
to land top target Julian Nagelsmann as the club’s next permanent head coach.
Nagelsmann remains the number one target of chairman Daniel Levy, having already been approached over the job, but will not consider an offer until he knows
who will be Tottenham’s next director of football.
The German was put on gardening leave by Bayern Munich and Telegraph Sport understands that will still be the case at the end of this season.
Sources believe the compensation bill Bayern would be due for Nagelsmann could run past the £10 million mark and the 35-year-old was also on a big salary at Bayern, making him the most expensive option for Spurs and Levy.