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The Alphonso Davies case should know its outcome. At the end of his contract next June with Bayern Munich, the Canadian defender is closely followed by Real Madrid who wish to offer themselves a new left back.
Announced close to the Madrid club, the 24-year-old defender would have made a strong decision regarding his future. According to information from The Athletic, the Canadian international would have finally chosen to extend his contract with the Bavarian team.
The Canadian left-back is expected to sign a contract until 2030, with a salary of around 15 million euros per season, excluding bonuses and signing bonuses.
Very good news for Bayern Munich, who feared losing one of the best players in the Old Continent in his position and less good news for Real Madrid, who hoped to secure the signing of the 24-year-old Canadian international, free of charge. any contract.
Davies says no to Real Madrid
While he was announced to be very close to Real Madrid, Alphonso Davies should ultimately not join Casa Blanca next season. The 2020 European champion with Bayern Munich will renew his lease with the German club and become one of the highest paid players on the squad.
Very good news for Vincent Kompany and the Munich residents who retain one of the most successful players in his position in their squad. The Madrilenians will therefore have to turn to another profile to compete with Ferland Mendy next season…
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