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Jonathan Tah spent an entire decade at Bayer Leverkusen before deciding to do something different. Having joined Die Werkself in 2015, he left for Bayern Munich in 2025 and joined up with the Vincent Kompany-led Bavarians. The move has been…

Bayern Munich defender Jonathan Tah praised manager Vincent Kompany for aiding his recent personal improvement and development. Speaking in an interview with The Times, Tah highlighted the positive impact of Kompany's guidance, noting that the former Manchester City center-back has focused heavily on developing his leadership abilities on and off the pitch.
Tah joined Bayern Munich in 2025 after a decade with Bayer Leverkusen, quickly establishing himself as Kompany's most-used center-back. The German international expressed strong confidence in the manager's approach, stating the squad is convinced their collective identity can lead them to win every game.
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