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FC Barcelona is having another complicated summer. Faced with major financial problems, the Catalan club is struggling to help their ideas come to life on the transfer market. In this sense, the Catalan leaders have only managed to complete the major arrival of Dani Olmo this summer. At the same time, to allow their players to be registered on the lists for their various competitions, the Blaugranas have had to get rid of big salaries like that of İlkay Gündoğan, who returned to Manchester City. However, the Catalan leaders still have ideas to strengthen themselves between now and Friday, the last day of the summer transfer window.
According to information from SportJonathan Tah is in Barça’s sights. Information confirmed by Sky Germany Monday. According to our colleagues from across the Rhine, concrete discussions have taken place between the Catalan club and the player’s representatives. The German media explains that while Bayern Munich had abandoned the trail leading to the Bayer Leverkusen defender, an arrival in Bavaria is not 100% excluded. Under contract until 2025 with Leverkusen, the 28-year-old German international does not want to extend with the residents of the BayArena.
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