This will be Jonathan Tah's new team, far from Barcelona

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22/02/26 16:15:00

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The future of Jonathan Tah seems to be getting closer to being defined, and Bayern Munich has accelerated in the last hours to secure his signing. The German center-back, whose contract with Bayer Leverkusen ends on June 30, has become one of the most coveted pieces in the free agent market, and everything indicates that the Bavarian team has taken the lead to secure his services.

Although FC Barcelona reached a preliminary agreement with the player weeks ago, the Catalan club's financial limitations and lack of clarity regarding their maneuvering margin under financial fair play rules have hindered any possibility of closing the deal immediately. Hansi Flick and the sports management view his arrival favorably, but the uncertainty has opened the door to other suitors.

Bayern Takes the Lead in Tah's Signing

According to information from Germany, both 'Bild' and 'Sky Sports' indicate that Bayern has already presented a specific proposal to the 29-year-old defender. The club currently managed by Vincent Kompany is finalizing the last details to close the deal and, as of today, is the frontrunner to secure the player.

If his arrival at the Allianz Arena is confirmed, not only would Barcelona be harmed. Real Madrid, which hoped to have the support of Xabi Alonso, the new white coach, to convince the German international, would also be affected.

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