According to David Ornstein, Alphonso Davies is close to agreeing on a contract extension with Bayern Munich.For over twelve months, there has been great uncertainty regarding the future of the

On Friday, The Athletic 's David Ornstein reported that the crafty left-back and Bayern Munich are close to an agreement over a new contract. Bayern's talks with the 24-year-old have been going on for months, but Ornstein shared that only a small gap remains between the two party's expectations on a proposed four-year deal.

According to a report from Sport Bild journalists Christian Falk and Tobi Altschäffl (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), Bayern Munich has submitted a best-and-final offer to Alphonso Davies ...

Real Madrid have been linked with an €8 million move for LaLiga defender Miguel Guiterrez, who plays for Girona.

With time running out, Bayern Munich have now presented a final offer to Davies, as per reports from Marca. The reports indicates Bayern Munich are willing to offer Davies an annual salary of £20.1m ($25.6m) to make him their second-highest paid player behind England captain Harry Kane.

Bayern Munich wants to play overtime. For several months, the residents of the Allianz Arena have been embarking on a

Liverpool target Alphonso Davies wants to talk to other clubs after an unsuccessful attempt to renew his Bayern Munich contract.

Alfonso Davies, Ghanian-born Canadian playing at Bayern Munich as winger, finishes his contract this summer, and has been courted by Real Madrid. The player is willing to go to Madrid, but would also stay in Munich for the right prize.

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Florentino Pérez knows the latest update as he's been informed that Alphonso Davies has chosen a team for next season: Bayern Munich. The decision is

Former Premier League player Jermaine Pennant has urged Marcus Rashford to leave England to rebuild his career. "We’ve seen so many players go abroad and launch and also re-launch their careers over the years," he told William Hill.