Manchester United target Alphonso Davies is close to a new deal with Bayern Munich, all but ending the Red Devils’ chances of signing him.Ruben Amorim’s side are desperate for new signings and

According to David Ornstein, Liverpool target Alphonso Davies is close to agreeing a new contract with Bayern Munich. READ MORE: Liverpool Interested In Bundesl

Despite the general feeling towards Alphonso Davies extending his contract over the last two years, there was growing optimism at Bayern Munich that an agreement would be reached with the Canadian left-back.

Real Madrid’s pursuit of Alphonso Davies has proven to be rocky terrain with the tide switching up regularly.After all, there have been periods where the Bayern Munich star has appeared close to

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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 Canadian international, whose contract in Bavaria is set to expire this summer.

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.

Real Madrid's hopes of signing Alphonso Davies face a major challenge as Bayern Munich have reportedly made a lucrative offer to retain the Canadian defender.

Bayern Munich are close to an agreement with Alphonso Davies over a new contract The Canada (CANMNT) captain’s existing terms with the Bundesliga club are set to expire at the end of the season leaving him free to talk to overseas clubs.

Alphonso Davies is on the verge of extending his contract with Bayern München beyond the end of the season.That's according to David Ornstein of The Athletic, who claims that there only a “small