Alphonso Davies could become a major talking point in the upcoming transfer window, with several European heavyweights reportedly monitoring his situation at Bayern Munich. According to a report from Fussball News, Manchester United are showing particularly strong interest in the…

Manchester United are reportedly showing strong interest in signing Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies. Several other European clubs, including Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Real Madrid, and Barcelona, are also monitoring the Canadian international ahead of the upcoming transfer window.
Bayern Munich are reportedly seeking a permanent transfer fee between €60 million and €65 million for the 25-year-old, though serious negotiations could open at around €50 million. Davies is under contract until June 2030, and no official offers have been submitted yet.
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