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In light of the fact that Real Madrid is showing a significant amount of interest in the Bayern Munich defender Alphonso Davies, the suspicions that surround his future continue to intensify as we move closer and closer to the summer transfer window.
The 23-year-old left defender is one of Los Blancos’ primary objectives for the summer transfer window, and the club is already working on the operation to add him to their roster. This is something that has already been widely known.
It has been speculated that there may already be a verbal agreement between Davies and Real Madrid; nonetheless, Bayern Munich has not yet given up hope of keeping the Canadian star player in their roster.
New discussions over the contract are going to take place.
The present contract that Davies has with Bayern Munich is set to expire in 2025, and the Bavarian giants have been exerting a great deal of effort to convince him to sign an extension.
On the other hand, compensation expectations have proved to be a barrier, since the 23-year-old individual is looking for a salary that is around twenty million euros per year.
Now, writer Florian Plettenberg has reported that Bayern Munich has set further discussions with the left-back’s agents to take place this week in order to further explore the subject.
Davies is being offered a long-term deal by the Bundesliga winners that will last until 2029 and would pay him a gross income of about 11–13 million euros per year. However, the athlete and his team have not wavered from their demand that they get twenty million euros for each season.
As a result, Bayern is looking for further information on the incident. In the event that the two sides are unable to come to a more satisfactory arrangement during the conversations that are taking place this week, Die Roten intends to sell Davies over the summer.
Davies is not going to be acquired by Real Madrid for a high price.
In the event that Davies were to be sold, it was previously claimed that Bayern Munich would most likely seek a transfer price of sixty to seventy million euros for him. This is a number that Real Madrid has no intention of spending their money on.
Considering that the player, who is 23 years old, will be entering the last year of his contract this summer, Los Blancos consider the amount that was paid for his acquisition to be too high.
Furthermore, there are speculations in Spain that say the current leaders of La Liga do not want to spend more than forty million euros on his acquisition.
