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Alphonso Davies is heavily linked to Real Madrid, but sources from Spain claim that Manchester City is willing to go “all out” to recruit him. Davies plays for Bayern Munich.
Josko Gvardiol was acquired by Pep Guardiola’s team for a record-breaking €90 million from RB Leipzig this summer, but it is said that they are prepared to compete with Real Madrid for Davies.
Since joining City, Gvardiol, 21, has played left back, and the Croatian international is a natural match for the style Guardiola has employed in recent months.
To offer Guardiola a new type of left-back, Man City is now reportedly interested in signing Davies and are prepared to make a big effort to do so, according to Fichajes.
According to the rumor, City would be prepared to give the Canuck an annual compensation of €15 million whereas Real Madrid can only afford to offer him an annual salary of €8 million.
Since Davies’ current Bayern Munich contract is set to expire in 2025, the Bavarians must either sign him to a new deal or trade him before the end of the year to avoid losing him for free in 2025.
Despite Man City’s eagerness to capture Davies, the Real Madrid player is still the club’s top target for 2024, according to sources.
Real Madrid would like Davies
Davies has been associated with Los Blancos for a number of years, but recently, the relationships have become more serious.
Nedal Huoseh, the agent for the Canadian, said that Davies communicates often with David Alaba, a current Real Madrid player who was a teammate of Davies’ at Bayern Munich.
He spent three years playing for Alaba. They frequently converse and have intimate talks together. They are pals. David would undoubtedly like to play with Davies again, but Davies doesn’t fully disclose everything to me about it, the player said 365 Scores via Marca.
Additionally, Davies is reportedly one player that Los Blancos are eager to sign for the upcoming season, according to Marca.