Real Madrid Confidencial It's official, Alphonso Davies betrays Real Madrid and renews under these conditions
Davies renews until 2030 with Bayern and Madridism is shocked by the news of the betrayal
The conclusion of one of these Real Madrid transfer stories comes to light again. But not in the way some expected. Alphonso Davies, against what everyone expected, renews his contract with Bayern Munich.
The Canadian, after months of uncertainty, has finally made a decision about his future, and it is to stay with the Bavarian team. A decision that for Florentino and Madridists, besides being final, is disappointing. Many expected the North American to join the Merengue club in the summer, but in the end, his decision was far from that.
This changes the outlook definitively regarding Real Madrid's future plans, which now has to look for a new full-back. Although for many, there are already options on the table for this position. One of these is someone known as Miguel Gutiérrez, who can see his return to the 'white house' on the horizon.
Davies stays in Germany
Throughout last summer and up until this winter market, it was speculated that the Canadian's arrival from Bayern was imminent. The player's stance regarding his financial demands complicated his renewal until the last moment.
Florentino seemed to have the upper hand, as the player was poised to become a serious reinforcement for the Merengues. A signing that could have completely revolutionized the left-back position, which needed a radical change.
At 24 years old and with more than 2,000 minutes under his belt in 25 matches, he proved to be a player of great relevance and weight. However, after Bayern's constant insistence, he gave in to the pressure and renewed his contract until 2030. Now his move to Real Madrid is impossible with a potential free transfer 5 years away.
A disappointment
The details of the Canadian star's contract will remain a secret for now, but they surely had to pay large sums for his continuity. Florentino missed a very good opportunity to sign a world-class player. However, doing crazy things for a player is never in the plans, and at least in that, Madrid has been saved.
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