German media: Bayern wants to sign the tower in advance, but the pharmaceutical factory asks for 5 million euros to make Bayern angry

German media Sport1 reported that Bayern was angry with Leverkusen's asking price for Jonathan Ta.

reported that although Bayern is willing to pay compensation of up to 1 million euros in principle, Leverkusen's asking price of up to 5 million euros was described as absurd and exaggerated at Bayern headquarters.

Bayern believes that Leverkusen is using the negotiations to retaliate in some form - due to the Werz transfer storm and the tension in the relationship between the two clubs caused by the failure of Jonathan-Ta deal last summer, Leverkusen's negotiation strategy is not based on financial factors, but is due to personal grudges.

Despite this, Bayern still hopes that pharmaceutical executives Rollfers and Carlo can fulfill the deal by considering Jonathan Ta's 10 years of playing for the club and making outstanding contributions. If Leverkusen insists on not giving in, Jonathan Ta will have to wait until the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup before playing for Bayern.