According to reports, Bayern Munich has recently accelerated negotiations, and an agreement with Tah is almost finalized. Currently, his move to Munich is 90% certain.

Tah has a 90% chance of becoming a Bayern Munich player and is practically out of reach. This is another setback in Xabi Alonso’s potential transfer list. So far, three of his targets have failed: Zubimendi has signed with Arsenal, Wirtz has decided to join Bayern, and now Tah is also on the verge of leaving. Alonso’s path to Madrid has become more complicated than climbing Mount Everest. Although it doesn’t matter how things start, but how they end, it seems this journey will end without Tah. Another signing is almost lost.

The situation is completely clear: Tah’s contract expires this summer, and he can join any team freely. This is an open competition for the best offer. Real Madrid accelerated efforts to sign him a few weeks ago after the Xabi Alonso saga heated up. Tah fits Alonso’s system, and he himself wanted to sign him. Tah was his key player at Bayer Leverkusen and the cornerstone of the three-man defense. More importantly, he met Real Madrid’s golden criterion: a free transfer.

But everything has fallen apart. Bayern had already initiated efforts to sign him much earlier and sped up after learning of Real Madrid’s interest. But this pales in comparison to recent developments: A wave of calls from Munich to finalize the agreement immediately. This transfer is really close to completion. Tah is aware of his increased salary compared to the initial offer and the long-term contract. More importantly, the idea of playing for Bayern has tempted him.

Does Real still have a chance?
Real is not completely out yet, but the task ahead is very difficult. Tah’s move to Bayern is 90% certain. In Munich, they are in such a hurry that the board has even given the green light to this transfer without waiting for final confirmation from the club’s financial department. This shows their seriousness. The only thing left to finalize this transfer is Tah’s decision. He will have the final say. It is certain that he will not stay at Bayer Leverkusen and has other offers, such as from Barcelona, but they are also behind Bayern.