Tah's stock has never been higher. Coming off a historic Bundesliga-winning season with Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen last season, the 29-year-old has impressed with his composure in defence, aerial domination, and leadership at the back.
It is believed that the German giants are offering a very attractive long-term deal, making their proposal more financially appealing than Barcelona’s. As Tah's contract is going to end on July 1, 2025, Leverkusen are not in a position to stand in his way, especially with Xabi Alonso joining Real Madrid, so the decision is now up to Tah.
Still under Financial Fair Play restrictions, Barcelona hope to convince Tah through their sporting appeal and the challenge of playing for the Liga title, as well as the Champions League, where they came so close to reaching the 2024-25 final.