20-year-old Ter: It is normal to experience a downturn, this experience has allowed me to grow

June 21: Tottenham bought out 20-year-old French striker Terr from Bayern for a total price of 40 million euros this summer. The player was interviewed by French media "Team" at the French U21 in France recently.

You made your mark early, completed a major transfer at the age of 17, and have a "star" status in the team. How do you deal with this situation?

"For me, there is nothing that needs to be handled specifically. I am living a good life. These are valuable experiences that give me the opportunity to see many things, learn and grow. These experiences allow me to communicate more freely with people today, enrich my experience, and help me to my teammates."

How do your teammates view players who have been labeled as "stars"?

"In our team, everyone has no difference, it's not a topic. Everyone knows that private life is private life. No matter what status, everyone is treated the same way. This is also what I think is great about this team, and it's why we can live in harmony and achieve results. No player is one level higher than others, which is very good."

When you first transferred to Bayern, you scored goals almost every time you played, but you've been in a low point recently. Is this normal?

"I think it's normal, there are a lot of things going on in my career, there are positives and negatives. When I'm not in good shape, I just tell myself that it's a low point, I accept it, face it, and keep working hard and stay patient. The most important thing is not to be impatient, because impatient only makes you off track. Now, I join a new club, get more playing time, and win a new championship... In a way, that downturn has made me grow."