Premier League club keeps hold of Davies – will Bayern weaken? | OneFootball

The rumors surrounding Alphonso Davies continue to swirl. A top English club remains persistent. How high would an offer for a sale have to be?

The future of Alphonso Davies continues to be a topic of discussion. Despite his current injury, the 25-year-old is one of the most sought-after players on the international transfer market – and there is ongoing interest from the Premier League in particular

According to Football Insider, Manchester United are still looking closely at signing the Canadian international next summer, while other top English clubs, including Liverpool FC, are also said to have been informed of the left-back’s situation

Bayern have been unyielding so far

The situation at FC Bayern is currently clear: those responsible are still planning to keep Davies and are currently not prepared to let the top performer go. The club only extended the left-back’s contract on a long-term basis comparatively recently

Nevertheless, a sale does not appear to be completely out of the question. According to the report, a potentially interested party would have to submit an offer that is simply too good for Munich to refuse

This leaves the door open at least a crack – even if a concrete departure is currently not in sight

Davies remains highly coveted

It’s hardly surprising that Davies is still on the radar of several top clubs. With his speed and attacking strength, the left-back is one of the best players in his position worldwide and therefore fits perfectly into the requirement profile of many top European clubs

It has been reported in recent weeks that the player has been actively offered to various clubs, with Manchester United and Liverpool as well as other English clubs and top international clubs keeping a close eye on the situation

However, Davies remains a key component of FC Bayern’s sporting future and whether this changes in the summer will depend largely on whether a club is prepared to put an exceptional offer on the table.