It's a lot of money, the millions that Real Madrid would pay for Davies

Whenever the transfer market is close to starting, many names and rumors arise about the following signings in different teams around the world. The press is back and forth trying to confirm whether the information is official or not. However, when it comes to Real Madrid there is always euphoria to know who can wear the Merengues shirt. In this case, the Spanish club wants to have the qualities of the Canadian Alphonso Davies. The footballer is at Bayern Munich in Germany.

As revealed by the German press, Bayern has a clear price for its sale: 50 million euros. However, Real Madrid seems willing to pay 40 million for the Canadian. What makes this situation even more intriguing is that Davies' contract with the German club is about to expire, with just one year remaining. Despite this, the Bavarian club remains firm in its demand for 50 million euros.

The Bild media confirms that the Germans do not plan to lower the price for their star left back. This would make Merengue consider whether to make the difference to be able to sign the defender for the following season. The Spanish club sees Davies as the ideal reinforcement to be the starter on the left wing and would do everything they can to complete his arrival and put on the white shirt.

The Canadian's position was an area that Real Madrid had a hard time filling after Marcelo's departure. But if he arrives in the city, he will give the whites a lot of aggression and hierarchy in the matches of the different competitions (La Liga and UEFA Champions League). His great performances in Germany made the Galacticos leadership take an interest in him. Since he not only defends well, but he is quick to go on the attack.

It is not the first time that Real Madrid wants him

Real Madrid's interest in Alphonso Davies is not new. For several seasons, there has been speculation about the possibility of the Canadian winger arriving in the Spanish capital. However, negotiations seem to be moving in the right direction, and the idea of Davies joining the white team seems less and less far-fetched.