By: Roland James | Columnist | WBN NEWS Africa | August 6, 2026

Bayer Leverkusen have reached an agreement to sign Argentina international defender Facundo Medina in a transfer worth a reported €25 million package, including add-ons. The player has also accepted the club's proposal and is set to travel to Germany to complete the final stages of the move.

The deal represents another ambitious step for the Bundesliga side as they continue strengthening their squad ahead of the new season. Medina has earned a reputation as a dependable and versatile defender, capable of playing both as a centre-back and left-back. His aggressive defending, composure on the ball, and experience at the highest level make him a valuable addition to Leverkusen's back line.

For Leverkusen, the signing highlights the club's commitment to remaining competitive domestically and in European competition. The German outfit has consistently shown an ability to identify talented players who fit their long-term vision, and Medina appears to be another player ready to embrace that challenge.

The 27-year-old arrives with valuable international experience for Argentina and has built a strong reputation through his performances in European football. His leadership qualities and determination are expected to strengthen a squad eager to build on recent success.

While the transfer still awaits the completion of medical examinations and official confirmation, all major agreements between the clubs and the player have reportedly been finalized.

The move also reflects the growing appeal of Bayer Leverkusen as a destination for top international talent. By attracting experienced players entering their prime years, the club continues to reinforce its ambition of competing for major honours.

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