J. Tah

Germany · Bayern München

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off pitchMirror FootballEstablished source· 29 Jul 2026

Klopp told to copy Spain by German football chief

Rudi Voller gives the new Germany boss some blunt advice days after his quit threat.

otherBundesligaOfficial source· 29 Jul 2026

Völler backs Kimmich to stay Germany captain under Klopp

Germany sporting director Rudi Völler expects Joshua Kimmich to retain the captaincy under new coach Jürgen Klopp.

off pitchThis Is AnfieldCommunity source· 24 Jul 2026

Klopp warns media after Germany job: 'I'll quit'

New Germany boss Jurgen Klopp threatens to walk away if media crosses the line.

off pitchMirror FootballEstablished source· 24 Jul 2026

Klopp threatens to quit Germany job on day one

Jurgen Klopp warned the press he will walk away if they don't give him space.

off pitchBBC SportOfficial source· 24 Jul 2026

Klopp threatens to quit if media invades family privacy

New Germany boss Jurgen Klopp warns media to leave his family alone or he will walk away.

Personal info

Role: Player
Position: Defender
Full name: Jonathan Glao Tah
Born: 11 Feb 1996 (30)
Birthplace: Hamburg, Germany
Nationality: Germany
Height: 195 cm
Current club: Bayern München

Overview

Jonathan Tah is a German defender born in Hamburg. He currently plays for Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga. In the 2024 season, he made 33 appearances, scoring 3 goals.

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