Versatile, the Canadian player can play at the same time at the back, on the wing and on the wing
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Since his transfer from Vancouver Whitecaps to Bayern Munich in 2019, Alphonso Davies has gone from being a promising youngster to being a world reference. Famous for his speed and agility, he won 12 titles with the Bavarians (including the Champions League) and helped Canada qualify for their second World Cup in history.
As expected, such a highlight did not go unnoticed and his name has already started to be speculated in other teams, such as Real Madrid. Recently, on Marca’s Twitch channel, journalist José Felix said that the Whites were closely following Davies’ situation when answering a question from a viewer.
However, the Spanish club’s priority now is to resolve pending contract renewals with the likes of Modric, Kroos and Benzema.
If he doesn’t get injured, Alphonso Davies will be the right name for Canada’s World Cup team. The Canadians are in Group F, along with Belgium, Morocco and Croatia and will make their debut against the Belgians on 11/23, 4:00 p.m. (Brasilia time).
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