Real Madrid reaches verbal agreement with Alphonso Davies in blockbuster transfer deal – Exclusive details here!

Madrid, Spain – Real Madrid is in talks with Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies for a potential move to the La Liga club in 2024 or 2025. The negotiations, led by chief scout Juni Calafat and director general Jose Angel Sanchez, have been ongoing for some time. Real Madrid has reportedly urged Davies not to renew his contract with Bayern, which expires in 2025, in hopes of securing his transfer to the Spanish capital.

Meetings between the two parties have taken place in Madrid, including a face-to-face discussion in mid-February, to expedite the process. Real Madrid is considering two options – a below-market price deal this summer or waiting until Davies’ contract ends in 2025, similar to the acquisition of David Alaba in 2021.

Despite interest from rivals Barcelona and English clubs monitoring the situation, Davies reportedly favors a move to Madrid at this stage. Talks between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich are pending as the Bundesliga champions attempt to persuade Davies to extend his contract.

Bayern Munich is hesitant to lose the 23-year-old Canadian international for free and is exploring options to maximize a transfer fee if contract negotiations fail. Real Madrid’s top priority for the summer remains Kylian Mbappe, but the club is not ruling out a pursuit of Davies as well.

Ferland Mendy has been Real Madrid’s primary left-back this season, with Fran Garcia also stepping in occasionally. Davies, who joined Bayern from Vancouver Whitecaps in 2019, has made 180 appearances for the club, winning the Bundesliga title five times and claiming the Champions League trophy in 2020.

The young left-back has been a key player for Bayern this season, showcasing his versatility on the pitch. Real Madrid’s interest in Davies signals their intent to strengthen their squad for the future, potentially adding another talented player to their ranks. The negotiations between the two clubs highlight the competitive nature of the transfer market as top clubs seek to secure top talent for their teams.