Alphonso Davies’ contract situation at Bayern Munich remains a hot topic, with the Canadian star’s future still up in the air. As his current deal is set to expire at the end of the season, Bayern have been trying to convince the 23-year-old left-back to commit to a contract extension. However, uncertainty looms, as Real Madrid have expressed a strong desire to bring the player to Spain on a free transfer in the summer.
Despite speculation that Madrid could have made a formal offer for Davies during the last transfer window, they ultimately chose to wait. The Spanish giants are hoping the defender does not sign an extension with Bayern, as they aim to secure him for free when his contract runs out. Bayern, on the other hand, are keen to keep the player but have yet to agree to his reported wage demands of around €16 million annually, plus bonuses.
Bayern’s Decision Hinges on Performance
While Bayern have not yet offered the lucrative wages Davies is seeking, there is a sense that his future at the club could depend on how he performs under manager Vincent Kompany. If the left-back continues to excel, the German champions may reconsider their stance and meet his demands in order to avoid losing him without compensation.
However, the club remains in a delicate position, unsure whether Davies is truly committed to staying. His impressive form will play a key role in determining Bayern’s final decision on his contract situation, which is expected to come to a head by January. That is when the club hopes to conclude all renewal talks and clarify whether or not Davies will remain in Munich.
Davies Focused on Present, Future Uncertain
In a recent interview with Bild, Davies emphasized that his current focus is on performing for Bayern, stating that his attention is fully on winning games with the team. He refrained from giving any indication of his future plans, explaining that those discussions are being handled by his agent.
Davies remains non-committal regarding his next move, leaving the door open for either a contract renewal or a potential switch to Real Madrid. With January approaching, Bayern are hoping for a resolution, while Madrid stand by, ready to begin negotiations if Davies does not extend his stay in Germany. For now, his future remains unresolved, with both clubs eager to see how the situation unfolds.
