Bayer Leverkusen have struck a verbal agreement with Olympique de Marseille to sign Argentina international defender Facundo Medina.
As first revealed by Santi Aouna (Foot Mercato) and confirmed by L’Équipe, Die Werkself have finalized terms on a deal worth up to €25 million to reinforce their backline. Leverkusen will pay a guaranteed £19.7 million up front, with potential add-ons taking the overall investment to £21.4 million
The 27-year-old center-back is set to undergo formal proceedings and sign his contract as soon as all documentation receives final approval between the two clubs.
Medina brings prized versatility as a left-sided center-back who can seamlessly shift to left-back, offering vital tactical flexibility, Known for his aggressive tackling style, ball-carrying capability, and elite passing range out of defense, he fits the aggressive physical and technical demands of modern Bundesliga football.
Final formal steps, including medical completion and paperwork signing, will take place in Germany once final travel arrangements are confirmed.
