Falke confirms that Tales are unlikely to join Barcelona, ​​Bayern is currently in a favorable position in the bidding

May 14th According to well-known reporter Falk, Jonatan Ta is unlikely to join Barcelona.

It is reported that Bayern Munich is close to signing the free agent tower. While the Bundesliga giants are still worried about Werz's future, senior officials are increasingly confident in signing the soon-to-be free agent German international.

Initially, Towers were believed to be likely to join Barcelona in a free transfer this summer. Barcelona is currently in poor financial condition, however, and the club has reportedly suspended transfer plans for next season, which could hinder their signing operations in the summer. Barcelona originally wanted to continue to sign Leverkusen's central defender Hee through a free transfer, but now it seems that it is no longer realistic to reach an agreement with Flick's team.

Bayern Munich's sports director Max Ebertel had a positive discussion on the future of the Tower at a meeting with the Supervisory Board on Monday and was approved, with Bayern going to provide the Tower with a contract until the summer of 2028. Although Barcelona's door has been closed, this does not mean that the Premier League will open. Bayern Munich has had in-depth negotiations with Towers' agent Pini Zahavi. More importantly, Towers do not want to leave Germany at the upcoming transfer window now.

So the current situation is that Bundesliga champion Bayern Munich is in a good position and is very likely to complete the transfer. If Bayern can successfully sign the Tower, it will be a three-win deal. Eric Dell is about to move to Monaco, which means Bayern will lack a central defender this summer. Furthermore, after disappointing elimination in the Champions League, Bayern urgently needs a defensive leader like the Tower. Given that the club intends to sell Kim Min-jae this summer, the Tower may be an ideal successor.

In addition, Max Eber and Christoph Freund knew that signing the tower would at least partially solve the availability issues on the back line.