Bayern Munich are reportedly considering selling Alphonso Davies this summer due to his ongoing injury struggles. 

Davies’ current contract runs until 2030, with a hefty annual salary of €15 million. However, his frequent absences have led Bayern to reassess their options, and they might be open to selling him if the right offer comes along. The Canadian left-back has been plagued by injuries, making it challenging for the German giants to rely on him.

Manchester United and Liverpool have been monitoring Davies’ situation, and they could make a move for him this summer. The Red Devils are looking to strengthen their left-back position, and Davies’ attacking prowess makes him an attractive target.

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Bayern’s focus is on finding reinforcements for both the right and left sides, as Raphaël Guerreiro’s contract is set to expire at the end of the season. Davies’ unavailability has accelerated the search for alternative options.

Several players have been linked to Bayern, including Givairo Read of Feyenoord, but no concrete rumors have emerged yet. Other potential targets could include Daniel Banjaqui and Josh Acheampong, although there’s been no recent update on these prospects.

Davies has been a key player for Bayern since joining from Vancouver Whitecaps in 2019, contributing to multiple Bundesliga titles and a Champions League triumph. However, his injury record has raised concerns about his long-term reliability.

Bayern would likely prioritize selling Davies if it means recouping significant value and investing in younger, healthier alternatives. The club’s stance on Davies’ future will likely depend on his recovery progress and any potential offers that come in.