The trio have been linked with moves away from the BayArena and the coach does not seem to know whether they will remain at the club next season
Bayer Leverkusen head coach Peter Bosz has admitted he is unsure about the futures of top talents Julian Brandt, Kai Havertz and Jonathan Tah.
All three players are well regarded in the Bundesliga and are rumoured to be key summer targets for some of Europe’s biggest clubs this summer.
Havertz has been linked with Arsenal and Bayern Munich, and has been billed as the ‘next Mesut Ozil’ in his homeland.
Defender Tah is reportedly a target for Liverpool and Barcelona, despite signing a new contract with Leverkusen in February.
Meanwhile, Brandt is perhaps the most sought-after of the three talents and his superb performances at club level mean he has become a regular on the international stage for Germany.
There has also been added speculation surrounding the midfielder’s future given that he has a release clause in his contract.
With the trio attracting so much attention from other clubs, Bosz seems unsure whether they will remain at the club next season.
“It's hard to say if they'll play together here next year, I do not know, but I assume they're here,” said Bosz.
“There is a lot of discussion about Julian's exit clause at the moment, the others have none.
“He's having fun in his new position and learning a lot there, but all three are not done yet, so I hope the three stay together for at least a year. But, as a coach, you can only hope, you cannot decide."
"I knew that after my time in Dortmund the next step would have to work out for me,” he said.
“The squad is talented, there is quality and it's fun to work with these players. It’s fun to work with young players who want to get better, even the more seasoned players like the Bender twins are interested. You can tell if that's real, that's great fun.”