Real Madrid is scouring the transfer market to find a solution to their problem position at left-back with Alphonso Davies seeming close to turning down a move to Spain.

After months of chasing Alphonso Davies’ signing as a free agent, Real Madrid were dealt a serious blow last night when it became clear that the player is close to renewing at Bayern Munich.A

Real Madrid target Alphonso Davies is close to an agreement with Bayern Munich over a new contract, reports have revealed. Davies has entered the final six months of his current deal and had long been expected to walk away on a free transfer this summer,

Real Madrid are reportedly ready to give up on their pursuit of Alphonso Davies, with the Canadian expected to sign a new contract at Bayern Munich.

Real Madrid target Alphonso Davies has suddenly taken a U-turn towards a renewal at Bayern Munich and reports this week relayed that Los Blancos can all but forget any hopes they had of landing him

On Friday, The Athletic 's David Ornstein reported that the crafty left-back and Bayern Munich are close to an agreement over a new contract. Bayern's talks with the 24-year-old have been going on for months, but Ornstein shared that only a small gap remains between the two party's expectations on a proposed four-year deal.

According to David Ornstein, Alphonso Davies is close to agreeing on a contract extension with Bayern Munich. For over twelve months, there has been great uncertainty regarding the future of the Canadian international, whose contract in Bavaria is set to expire this summer.

Madrid have long been interested in signing Davies on a free transfer, although Bayern Munich want the Canadian to extend his stay.

In the fight to win Alphonso Davies’ signature, all cards are now on the table. Both Bayern Munich and Real Madrid have put their offers forward for the Canadian, and the decision now lies with the

Real Madrid are reportedly ready to 'pull the plug' on their long-standing transfer interest in Bayern Munich defender Alphonso Davies. Los Blancos have been tracking the Canada international for over 12 months as contract talks between his representatives and the Bundesliga giants appeared to have reached a dead end.