Football-Bundesliga - FC Bayern increases offer for national team player Tah
Football champion FC Bayern Munchen has reportedly increased its offer for national player Jonathan Tah of Bayer Leverkusen, according to media reports. "Kicker" reports that Munich are now ready to pay 20 million Euro as a fixed sum. Additionally, there should be five million Euro in bonuses. In the first offer, there was talk of a sum of 18 million Euro plus two million Euro in bonus payments. The responsible persons of the Werkself are said to have rejected this offer.
The contract of defender Tah at Leverkusen runs until 2025. The 28-year-old, who has reportedly agreed terms with Bayern for weeks, has no interest in extending his contract.
Champions and cup winners Leverkusen travel to the training camp in Donaueschingen on Sunday. Tah, who has been on holiday since the DFB team was eliminated from the home European Championship, is expected to join the team in the South Black Forest.
- The transfer speculations surrounding Jonathan Tah's move from Bayer Leverkusen to FC Bayern Munchen continue in Germany's Football-Bundesliga.
- The potential transfer of Tah to Munich, a city known for its love for soccer and FC Bayern Munchen, has been a topic of "Transfer poker" in recent times.
- Despite Leverkusen's strong performance in the Bundesliga, with Bayer 04 Leverkusen being one of the prominent clubs in North Rhine-Westphalia, Tah seems eager for a change to Bavaria.
- The reported increased offer from FC Bayern Munchen, valued at 25 million Euro with bonuses, might convince Bayer Leverkusen to part ways with their renowned defender.
- The offer includes a fixed sum of 20 million Euro and additional five million Euro in performance-based bonuses, which could potentially seal Tah's move to the German giants FC Bayern Munchen from Leverkusen.
- Tah's potential move from Leverkusen to Munich would emphasize the intense competition in Germany's top-tier football league, the Bundesliga, between the two powerful teams.
- Regardless of the outcome of the ongoing "Transfer poker" between FC Bayern Munchen and Bayer Leverkusen, both teams will continue to dominate the Football-Bundesliga and represent Germany's top soccer talent on the international stage.
