Alphonso Davies has long been a player on Real Madrid’s radar, and his potential move to the club has generated significant interest.
The Canadian left-back will see his contract expire in 2025, which means he could make a move to Madrid as a free agent.
This approach has become quite familiar at the Spanish club, as they have made successful signings in the past under similar circumstances.
Notable players like David Alaba, Antonio Rudiger, and even Kylian Mbappe all made their way to Madrid without a transfer fee.
This tactic of signing high-profile players on free transfers has become part of Real Madrid’s strategy, and many have pointed to the arrival of Mbappe as a prime example.
There are still some who can not quite accept the fact that the French forward left Paris Saint-Germain for the Santiago Bernabeu.
Since his move, certain sectors of the French media have aimed to disrupt his career at Madrid, attempting to create difficulties for him, particularly in his relationships within the team.
There’s a new rumour
Recently, reports from some French outlets (h/t Defensa Central) suggested that Davies might be considering a contract renewal with Bayern Munich, potentially staying at the Allianz Arena for longer.
According to these reports, Mbappe would apparently celebrate this decision, as it could mean Real Madrid would shift their attention to another target, Theo Hernandez, who plays for AC Milan.
However, despite these circulating rumours and speculation, there is no need for Real Madrid fans to worry. The situation with Mbappe and Davies remains far from settled, and Madrid’s focus on strengthening their squad remains clear.
What stands out about Davies is his professionalism. He has kept his focus firmly on playing football, without being drawn into any controversies or distractions related to off-field decisions.
Meanwhile, Mbappe has shown a positive attitude since his arrival at Real Madrid and has impressed many with his dedication to his craft.
As things stand, his commitment to performing well on the pitch is all that matters, and he continues to stay focused on doing his best for the team.
