US EditionTransfer rumors, news: Barça, Madrid to fight Bayern for Tah
- Jonathan Tah, the 29-year-old Bayer Leverkusen defender, will become a free agent this summer amid interest from Bayern Munich, Manchester United, and other top clubs.
- Tah's contract expiry and Bayern Munich's renewed efforts, along with Manchester United's need for defensive reinforcements, drive the ongoing transfer speculation.
- Tah played a key role in Leverkusen’s strong defense last season, earning 35 caps for Germany and praise from coach Xabi Alonso as 'one of the world’s best'.
- Bayern Munich have commenced serious negotiations for Tah with a potential three-year contract, while Manchester United has made early contact but faces competition.
- Tah has yet to decide, weighing sporting ambition and financial terms, with Bayern’s Champions League appeal and Premier League interest likely shaping his final choice.
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Does FC Bayern commit a player duo of former champion Leverkusen this summer? According to Florian Wirtz, the interest in interior defender Jonathan Tah is also huge.
Without a doubt, one of the most valued men on the market. Jonathan Tah fell in love with half Europe with his excellent performance in a historic Bayer Leverkusen. With a contract in force until 30 June 2025, the Hamburg-born decided, despite having several juicy offers on the table - including Barça's - to lead one more year the stage of Xabi Alonso's painting. But now, with the season about to come to an end, he said goodbye to Leverkusen in …
Leverkusen make Tah’s departure official - Football Insomnia
By Eskender Tamrat@eskeFussball Yesterday, Xabi Alonso confirmed to the media that he’ll leave Bayer Leverkusen at the end of the season. And, now, the club has officially confirmed Jonathan Tah’s exit. Tah will leave Leverkusen as a free agent Stuart Franklin/Getty Images Bayer Leverkusen’s anticipated exodus started even before the season ended. While German media report Florian Wirtz’s impending move to Bayern Munich, Jonathan Tah followed X…
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