The situation surrounding Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies has taken a new turn, creating uncertainty about the Canadian left-back’s future with the club.
AS reports that Bayern Munich has accepted the possibility of not renewing Davies’ contract, which expires in the summer of 2025. Despite offering him a lucrative €14 million annual salary, Davies has turned down the proposed extension.
Consequently, Bayern Munich is prepared to sell Davies rather than risk losing him for free at the end of his contract. They have set an initial asking price of €50 million, though it’s believed that a transfer might eventually be agreed upon for around €30 million.
Real Madrid could be affected by this development, who are said to have already reached a personal agreement with Davies for a future transfer.
However, with Bayern Munich now publicly open to selling, there is concern that other clubs might intervene and secure the player.
As a result, Real Madrid may need to accelerate their plans and make a formal offer for Davies this summer. The situation is evolving quickly, putting pressure on the club to act before other teams get involved.
