Bayern Munich is closing in on a new deal with star left-back Alphonso Davies. It’s all but official now — and ahead of the team announcement, reports have surfaced regarding the details of the contract.

The Canadian full-back will renew his bond with the Bavarian Giant and rules out his arrival at Real Madrid.

Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies has been ruled out with a hamstring injury as he edges closer to signing a contract extension.

For over a year, the future of Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies has been up in the air.With significant interest from Real Madrid, as to where the Canadian international would be plying his

Real Madrid has turned its focus to securing the services of another Bayern Munich standout after losing the race for Alphonso Davies.

Bayern Munich are close to an agreement with Alphonso Davies over a new contract. The Canada (CANMNT) captain’s existing terms with the Bundesliga club are set to expire at the end of the season ...

Real Madrid will not be signing Bayern Munich left-back on a free as so many had expected earlier in the season, with the Canadian left-back set to remain in Bavaria for the foreseeable. Los Blancos

Leon Goretzka excelled against Wolfsburg, scoring a brace, but he’s expected to be replaced by Aleksandar Pavlovic who should start alongside Joshua Kimmich. Jamal Musiala also started in midweek for the first time in 2025 and should retain that position with Leroy Sané and Serge Gnabry coming in for Michael Olise and Kingsley Coman.

Canada captain Alphonso Davies has been sidelined after suffering a muscle strain in his left hamstring in Bayern Munich's 3-0 Champions League loss at Feyenoord on Wednesday.

The Athletic reported on today Plymouth had accepted a transfer bid in the region of £6million ($7.5m) from Middlesbrough for Whittaker, and the Championship side have now confirmed he has signed a four-and-a-half-year deal which runs until 2029.

It is day 23 of the January transfer window for clubs in England and across Europe, ahead of deadline day on February 3. We are creeping closer to the end of the January transfer window and we’ve had the deals being worked on and confirmed today to prove it.