Real Madrid unwilling to meet Bayern’s demands for Davies, willing to wait until 2025

Real Madrid are reportedly unwilling to meet Bayern Munich’s asking price for left-back Alphonso Davies this summer.
With Davies’ contract expiring in 2025, Real Madrid is prepared to wait a year for his signature if they cannot secure a deal they deem acceptable this summer.
Bayern Munich is said to be seeking €70 million for Davies, although other reports suggest a price tag of €50 million.
Real Madrid are planning to make a lower offer and does not intend to meet Bayern’s demands.
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The Spanish club already has Ferland Mendy and Fran Garcia under contract until 2025.
They also have the option to buy back Miguel Gutierrez from Girona for €8 million this summer, reducing the urgency to sign Davies.
Meanwhile, Bayern’s Sporting Director, Max Eberl, has indicated a willingness to discuss a sale, stating he does not want to lose players for free.
Davies’ agent is reportedly seeking €20 million per season to stay in Munich, up from a previously rumoured €14 million.
Despite Bayern’s efforts to renew his contract, Davies is said to have the intent on moving to Madrid sooner or later.