Bayern may be preparing to sell Alphonso Davies.

The possibility of one of Canada’s biggest football stars, Alphonso Davies, leaving Bayern Munich is gaining momentum, with new information reinforcing the idea that the defender is no longer considered untouchable. Following a report from renowned journalist Christian Falk of BILD, which put Davies’ transfer into discussion, Abendzeitung, a tabloid from Munich, echoed this speculation, revealing that Bayern is considering selling the player.

Alphonso Davies, who earns 15 million euros annually since the extension of his contract, is now at the center of attention, not only for his performance on the pitch but also for his ongoing injuries that have kept him sidelined. Despite working hard to return to play, Davies’ situation raises questions about the left-back’s future at the Bavarian giant.

Bayern Munich, which is looking to strengthen its squad in various positions, is particularly focused on the left flank, especially with Raphaël Guerreiro’s contract expiring at the end of the season. The need for a new left-back is urgent, given that Davies’ availability has been affected by recurring injuries. The club, already known for its strategic moves in the transfer market, has yet to present concrete rumors about potential replacements for Davies.

Among the names that have been circulating, Givairo Read from Feyenoord has been linked to Bayern, although the young Dutch player, who is right-footed, prefers to play as a right-back. Additionally, interest in defender Daniel Banjaqui seems to have cooled off, at least for now.

The situation of Alphonso Davies is being closely monitored by fans and analysts, with many questioning whether Bayern will be willing to sacrifice one of their greatest prospects for a more secure and competitive future. What is at stake is not only the career of a brilliant athlete but also the future of Bayern Munich itself, which continues to strive for titles and relevance on the international stage.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.