US EditionReports: Bayern Agrees Deal with Leverkusen to Take Tah to Club World Cup
- Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen agreed in early June 2025 to have Jonathan Tah join Bayern for the Club World Cup in the United States starting June 14.
- This agreement followed a failed attempt last season and ongoing tensions due to Bayern’s pursuit of other Leverkusen players like Florian Wirtz this season.
- Bayern will pay a base fee of around €800,000 to Leverkusen, rising up to four million euros depending on Bayern's progress in the tournament, allowing Tah to take full part.
- Bayern urgently required Tah as key defenders Dayot Upamecano and Kim Min-jae were sidelined with injuries, prompting the club to bring back Adam Aznou and Maurice Krattenmacher from their loan spells for the tournament.
- The special transfer window permitting such moves remains open through June 10, and Bayern also seeks Hoffenheim midfielder Tom Bischof, signaling more summer transfers ahead.
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The transfer of Jonathan Tah was already in dry cloths. Now the defender even changes early to FC Bayern.
Bayern agrees deal with Leverkusen to take Tah to Club World Cup: Reports
Leverkusen faces a summer of rebuilding following Xabi Alonso’s departure as coach, Tah and wing-back Jeremie Frimpong’s departures for Bayern and Liverpool, respectively, and Wirtz’s expected transfer to Liverpool.
Winnipeg Free Press
Reports: Bayern agrees deal with Leverkusen to take Tah to Club World Cup
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
In the dispute over the change of Jonathan Tah from Leverkusen to FC Bayern already to the club World Cup there is apparently an agreement. Bayer probably clears the way.
kreiszeitung.de
National player Jonathan Tah signed a 4-year contract with FC Bayern. However, the club World Cup starting in a week makes things complicated. A comment.
The time when the defender will make his debut for the German champion, however, was still open. Now it's clear that Tah is already playing at the club's World Cup.
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