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Kylian Mbappé could well not be the only star to join Real Madrid during the next summer transfer window…
After the hard blow of the relapse of Thibaut Courtois, again injured in the knee and forfeited for the end of the season, good news is looming at Real Madrid. On the transfer window front, this time. And it’s not a new guard that the White House is preparing to enlist. Looking for a left back, the Merengues would hit the target in the Alphonso Davies file.
According to A.S., the Canadian international would not intend to extend at Bayern Munich, where he is currently under contract until 2025, and would only have one desire: to join the Spanish capital. The ball is now in the court of the Bavarian leaders, who will have to negotiate with Real Madrid if they do not want to see their defender leave free next year.
Real looks unplayable!
The reigning German champions, however, thought they could convince the 23-year-old to return. Max Eberl, the sporting director of FCB, confirmed on Tuesday that he had formulated “a very concrete and grateful offer” to Alphonso Davies, adding that Casa Blanca had not yet contacted Bayern. But the left-back's preference would clearly go to Real.
This signing would be bad news for Ferland Mendy, who plays in this position, but a very big blow for the team coached by Carlo Ancelotti. Another very big blow, one would be tempted to say, since the Madrilenians are also in the process of recruiting Kylian Mbappé, at the end of his contract with PSG. On paper, the Merengue team looks unplayable!
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