Fernando Carro, Leverkusen's club chief, stated in August that if Bayern doesn't sign Tah, they will ensure he extends his contract. Leverkusen has communicated their desire to keep Tah beyond 2025, with Coach Xabi Alonso and sporting director Simon Rolfes showing support. Tah, confirmed as vice-captain, is highly valued within the team. A new offer will be presented in September, potentially making him one of the top earners with a salary of around €8 million per year. Currently, he earns €6 million. If not extended, Tah can leave on a free transfer in 2025.

Bayer Leverkusen would like to extend Tah's contract and make him a top earner with an annual salary of 8 million euros, alongside Wirtz and Patrik Schick.

Bayer Leverkusen made it clear to Tah after the title celebration that they would like to extend his contract. However, Tah wants to take the next step. Nevertheless, it is not ruled out that he will fulfill his contract in Leverkusen until 2025 and can leave on a free transfer next summer.