Manchester United: Jonathan Tah hoped for


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Published on Nov 11, 2024 at 12:20 p.m. par

George Boxall

Manchester United are racing to sign Jonathan Tah, who will leave Leverkusen this summer.

Jonathan Tah was one of the standout players in Xabi Alonso’s team at Bayer Leverkusen. Since joining the club in 2015, he has become a pivotal defender in the backline of the current Bundesliga champion.

Jonathan Tahcurrent defender of Bayer Leverkusen, promises to be one of the most coveted players of the next summer transfer window. With a contract expiring in June 2025, the 28-year-old German central defender will not extend with his current club. It was an act that sparked the transfer market, attracting the interest of two major European clubs: FC Barcelona et Manchester United.

Tah, A Solid Defensive Pillar

Over the seasons, Tah has become an essential part of the Bayer Leverkusen defense. His ability to anticipate actions, his power in aerial duels and his natural leadership make him a complete and experienced defender. Tah made 268 appearances in total for the German side, scoring 13 goals in the process.

Jonathan Tah

Manchester United and Barcelona in the Race

Manchester United sees in Tah a solution to resolve the recurring problems of its defense. The instability of the backline has often been a weak point in recent years. Despite signing Matthias De Ligt this summer, United have still had big problems in defense this season. the arrival of Tah could bring security and quality to the center of the English defense.

For his part, the FC Barcelonaunder the direction of Hansi Flickis in the midst of a reconstruction phase. The Catalan club is looking for an experienced defender who brings not only solidity but also leadership on the pitch. Despite financial challenges, Barça remains an attractive cluband Tah could be the centerpiece of a defense requiring more balance.

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