Bayer Leverkusen faces uncertainty as talented right-back Jeremie Frimpong considers activating the exit clause in his contract, putting the club in a challenging position.

Reports indicate that Frimpong is eager to explore this option, potentially departing from Leverkusen. German media outlet Sport Bild has highlighted Frimpong’s preference for leaving the club, attracting interest from top teams like Real Madrid, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, and Bayern Munich, with a rumored price tag of around 40 million euros.

However, Bayern Munich’s interest is clouded by their unresolved coaching situation, leaving both the club and Frimpong awaiting clarity on future coaching plans. Leverkusen is in a tug-of-war to retain the Dutch-Ghanaian defender, recognizing his crucial role in their successful season.

Despite ongoing speculations, Leverkusen remains hopeful about convincing Frimpong to stay, as reported by Sky. The defender has made significant contributions this season, playing 30 games, scoring nine goals, and providing seven assists in the Bundesliga.