Alphonso Davies23 years old, came to Bayern Munich in 2019 from Vancouver Whitecaps in exchange for 15 million. After several months of adaptation, he quickly took the starting position at left back and became a key piece. The weather is especially nice 2019-2020where Bayern won every title they played for and he was a whirlwind down the left.
Although he is a player with an offensive profile, he also delivers on defense. Speed helps him outrun opponents, but also to prevent them from passing him. Specialist in reaching the baseline and placing accurate centers in place his destination at the Allianz Arena may be far away. He has a contract until 2025 and although Bayern have been trying to renew him for months, there is no agreement so far, with the risk that within a year he could leave as a free agent.. Even though the real Madrid He was more than attentive to the situation.
Christopher Freundthe sporting director of Bayern, increased the doubts about his future in the event of the presentation of the Japanese player This is Hiroki. ”The most important thing is to prepare well, start with a good start and then we will see. In recent months Alphonso has become an absolutely key player and he has done very well. He is now in the last year of his contract, but we will see how the conversation goes. The door was definitely not closed.”.
Real Madrid, on tour
Once the America Cup where Canada had a great performance finishing in fourth place, Real Madrid will reactivate the Davies operation. The white club is not ready to pay the 60 million demanded by Bayern, knowing that in a year it can come for free. The speedy winger is asking for a figure close to 20 million euros per season to renew, an amount that the Munich club does not want to reach. In Germany they assume he will leave this summer, and most likely join Real Madrid.
Last season, he played 39 games in all competitions, scoring 3 goals and providing 5 assists.
Source: La Verdad
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