Bayern Munich News: Manchester United to make move for Alphonso Davies?
Published on Monday, 23 March 2026 at 4:06 pm

Manchester United’s long-standing admiration for Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies has been confirmed by Sport Bild’s Christian Falk, yet any concrete pursuit remains on hold after the Canadian international signed a contract extension at the Allianz Arena. Falk reports that United officials first positioned themselves at the negotiating table when uncertainty lingered over Davies’s future in Bavaria, and the Premier League club continues to monitor developments.
The 23-year-old’s new deal complicates a potential transfer, but sources indicate that Bayern would at least entertain a conversation should an enticing offer arrive. Persistent injury setbacks have prompted internal debate among Bayern bosses over whether additional cover is required on the left flank, especially with Hiroki Itō viewed as a capable deputy. While no formal bid has been tabled by United, Falk insists that the reigning German champions would weigh the merits of a lucrative proposal, mindful of the significant financial outlay already committed to secure Davies’s extension.
Despite the speculation, selling the dynamic full-back still appears improbable. Bayern’s reluctance is underscored by Davies’s importance when fit, even as his recent spell of ailments raises questions about squad depth. For United, left-back remains a priority area with Luke Shaw’s ongoing fitness concerns, yet prising Davies away from Bayern would demand a premium fee and persuasive negotiations.
For now, United’s interest remains in the scouting phase, and any move hinges on Bayern’s willingness to reverse course on a prized asset they fought to retain. The situation bears watching as the summer window approaches, but the balance of power clearly lies with the Bundesliga giants.
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