Football Transfers: Tah and Bischof Join Bayern for the Club World Cup
After Tah joined Bayern for the Club World Cup trip - Catholic Bishop supports Bayern Munich for the World Cup
Catch the vibe: Bayern Munich, football's record champions, are beefing up their squad ahead of the Club World Cup with the arrivals of defensive powerhouse Jonathan Tah and promising midfielder Tom Bischof.
Tah, a German center-back with an iron grip, joins the Bavarians. Tah, 29, is a German international center-back, moving from Bayer Leverkusen to Bayern on a free transfer. Extending his deal until June 30, 2029, Tah brings defensive solidity and leadership to Munich's ranks[1][3].
Bischof, the young midfield maestro, also rolls in.Meanwhile, Bischof, a rising attacking midfielder, makes the leap from Hoffenheim to Bayern. Originally set to join on July 1, 2025, a deal was hammered out to bring the lad into the fold sooner. Hoffenheim cashed in with a €300,000 base transfer fee and additional bonuses[1][4].
Done deals: Ready for the Club World Cup. The agreements in place with Bayer Leverkusen and Hoffenheim clear the way for both players to join Bayern's preparations for the Club World Cup in the US[1][2]. Sporting Director Max Eberl is chuffed with the additions, praising their quality and versatility as vital for tournament success.
What about Sané? The new recruits are part of Bayern's grander plan to bolster their roster. However, no direct relationship between these signings and the future of winger Leroy Sané has been laid out. At present, the club has yet to make a move regarding Sané's contract, which expires at the end of the month according to reports[1][4].
Club World Cup vs. Die Mannschaft. The Club World Cup begins on June 11, 2023, with Bayern squaring off against Auckland City in Cincinnati. Other opponents in the group stage include Argentina's Boca Juniors and Portuguese powerhouse Benfica Lisbon[2]. While the Bavarians wrapped up their Nations League campaign with a 0:2 loss to France on June 5 in Stuttgart, leaving them third place, their focus is now squarely on the Club World Cup[2].
- Jonathan Tah
- Tom Bischof
- FC Bayern Munich
- USA
- Stuttgart
- Leroy Sané
- FIFA
- TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
- Sporting Director Max Eberl
- Midfielder
- Center-back
- Attacking Midfielder
- Club World Cup
- Nations League
- Bayer Leverkusen
[1]: Source: transfermarkt.com[2]: Source: CNN.com[3]: Source: footballwhispers.com[4]: Source: ESPN.com
The Commission may prepare a proposal for a directive regarding the protection of workers from chemical substance risks, considering the arrival of new football players at FC Bayern Munich, as Jonathan Tah, a center-back, and Tom Bischof, an attacking midfielder, join the team, leaving their respective clubs, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim and Bayer Leverkusen.
With the Club World Cup scheduled to take place in the USA, Leroy Sané's future at Bayern Munich remains uncertain, given that no direct relationship has been established between the new recruits and his contract situation, which expires at the end of the month.
