Saudi Arabian clubs have intensified their pursuit of Alphonso Davies after representatives visited Bayern Munich‘s headquarters to explore the feasibility of a transfer. The Bundesliga champions are reportedly willing to consider offers for the Canada captain, who stands among the club’s highest earners.
According to Sport Bild, officials from the Middle East travelled to Bayern’s Säbener Straße training complex to discuss the conditions required to secure the left-back’s services. While no concrete proposal has yet materialised, the German club would be open in principle to negotiating a sale.
Financial and fitness factors
Davies commands an annual salary estimated between €15 million and €20 million, a significant outlay that appears to be influencing Bayern’s stance on a potential departure. The financial burden of this contract has become a notable consideration as the club assesses its squad composition.
The Canada captain endured an injury-plagued 2025/26 campaign, restricting his availability and prompting Bayern to strengthen their options at left-back. The club has already moved to secure Nathaniel Brown from Eintracht Frankfurt, adding depth and competition to the position.
Player reluctance remains
Despite the growing interest from Saudi Arabia, Davies himself remains unlikely to welcome a move to the Middle East. The report indicates the player’s interest in such a transfer is doubtful, creating a significant obstacle for any prospective deal regardless of the financial terms on offer.
The situation leaves the 24-year-old’s future at the Allianz Arena increasingly uncertain. While Saudi clubs continue to target established European stars as part of their recruitment strategy, Davies appears more inclined to remain within top-tier European football should he leave Munich.
When fully fit, the Canada international remains a dynamic presence down the left flank, combining defensive work with attacking threat. Bayern’s acquisition of Brown demonstrates their contingency planning, ensuring adequate cover whether Davies departs or sees his role reduced. The coming weeks will reveal whether Saudi representatives return with a formal proposal capable of satisfying both club and player.