Premier League duo Chelsea and Man City are reportedly interested in hijacking Real Madrid’s move for Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies.
That is according to journalist Graeme Bailey, who reports that with the Canadian star being left in limbo by the La Liga giants, Chelsea and Man City have seen an opportunity to make a potential move for the full-back.
Davies has been linked with a move to Madrid for months and it is believed that the 23-year-old wants to play for the La Liga champions next season. However, Los Blancos are yet to make a move for the Bayern star and with the left-back refusing to sign a new deal at the Allianz Arena, that has left him in limbo.
Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl told BILD that the German club have made Davies a very good contract offer and is waiting for the player to give them an answer.
“I can say we made Alphonso a very concrete, appreciative offer,” Eberl said via ESPN. “At some point in life, you have to say yes or no.”
Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies is wanted by Real Madrid
Alphonso Davies to the Premier League?
With Real Madrid competing in the Champions League final on Saturday, the Spanish giants are very likely waiting until Europe’s biggest match has past before making transfer decisions. The La Liga champions are also waiting to announce the signing of Kylian Mbappe and that is likely taking up most of their focus for now.
There is still a chance that Davies arrives at the Bernabeu this summer, but if he doesn’t, Chelsea and Man City could pounce.
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Author : Darren Looney
Publish date : 2024-05-29 19:01:22
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