Man City ‘intensify efforts in last few hours’ to beat Real Madrid to €80m Bayern star

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Published on 2024-02-01 10:32:37

Manchester City is looking to outbid Real Madrid in their pursuit of Alphonso Davies from Bayern Munich this summer. The Spanish club has been trying to attract Davies for some time now, as they are in need of a top-tier left-back.

However, Pep Guardiola’s City is also eager to secure his services, especially after deploying centre-backs Nathan Ake and Josko Gvardiol on the left of defense this season.

According to reports, City has intensified their efforts in the last few hours to sign the 23-year-old, setting aside €80m for the player.

On the other hand, Madrid is said to be able to offer only €50m, mainly due to their strong interest in acquiring Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain. City is reportedly willing to offer a contract worth up to €15million per season to Davis, in an attempt to fend off competition from Madrid.

Davies’ contract with Bayern is in place until the summer of 2025, but he has been rumored to be considering a “new experience.” Although Bayern has offered him a new deal, it is said to not meet his demands.

There have also been claims that uncertainty over his future is affecting his performances, with Thomas Tuchel expressing concerns about Davies’ confidence.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Tuchel recognizes Davies’ potential and his ability to make a difference on the left side thanks to his speed.

City and Madrid both remain eager to secure his services, but his decision may ultimately be influenced by the new deal offered by Bayern. Any potential move is expected to take place over the summer rather than during the current transfer window.

The speculation about Davies’ future continues to be a topic of interest as fans look forward to seeing where the talented left-back will end up.

Both City and Madrid have made their intentions clear, and it remains to be seen how this transfer saga will unfold. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops.

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