In a move that will see FC Augsburg extend the loan deal for their star player to Tottenham Hotspur, the German club has announced that they have added an additional six-months on top of the original deal.
The agreement was first announced in June and has now been extended until January 2021. This means that the Austrian club will continue to provide the Spurs with the services of their star striker, who is currently playing for the club's reserve team.
Spurs were initially interested in signing the forward on a permanent basis but decided against it due to the high cost involved. However, the club has now decided to give the player one more chance at success before making a final decision.
The addition of the buy-out option means that if Tottenham feel confident enough about the player's ability, they can purchase him outright from the club. The player himself has expressed his desire to play for Spurs and has already stated that he wants to be part of the club's plans for the future.
The addition of the buy-out option also gives FC Augsburg some bargaining power as they can demand a higher transfer fee from Tottenham if they decide to sell the player permanently. This could potentially benefit both clubs as they would get a better return on investment.
Overall, this extension of the loan deal is a positive development for both teams as it provides the opportunity for the player to showcase his talents on a regular basis and potentially earn a permanent place in the Spurs squad.