Leverkusen set a price for Jonathan Tah's January exit

A new chapter has opened in the soap opera between Jonathan Tah and Bayer Leverkusen. The centre-back's contract expires at the end of the season and in less than two months he will be able to negotiate with any team, and despite everything pointing to his departure taking place during the next summer transfer market, the latest information from Germany assures that a transfer in winter is not ruled out.

A couple of days ago, Pini Zahavi, the player's agent, hinted that Bayern Munich was the best positioned club to secure the services of his client, stating that "now the situation is very simple: Jonathan will sign for a big club next summer, and Bayern still have a good chance of signing him." However, Real Madrid would seek to get ahead of their rivals in the bidding.

Will Tah arrive in La Liga in January?

The injury crisis that the Merengues are experiencing, aggravated by the loss for the rest of the season of Eder Militao, would force them to explore the winter window to reinforce a centre of defence that is extremely depleted after the injury of the Brazilian, and Tah would be one of the main candidates of the Madrid board.

According to the newspaper 'BILD', despite the fact that it seems very difficult for the defender to leave the BayArena in January, Leverkusen could consider transferring him for a figure of around 15 million euros. An affordable amount for the Whites, who could 'overtake' FC Barcelona and Bayern in the 'race' for the German and get the signing of one of the most coveted pieces on the market.