Bayern Munich's star defender wants a high salary, but the club doesn't want to pay that much

Bayern Munich's fullback, Alphonso Davies, is seeking a salary in the range of 10-13 million euros, according to Sky Sports.

The club and the player have been unable to reach an agreement on the extension of his contract, which expires in 2025. Reportedly, negotiations between the parties remain challenging. Christoph Freund is representing the Munich side as the sporting director. Davies, in turn, demands a salary of 10-13 million euros per season, but Bayern is not willing to offer such a sum. Additionally, the club is reportedly dissatisfied with his development and performance in the last few months.

If the Canadian does not improve his game and does not agree to sign a contract on terms lower than he desires, he may become one of the main contenders for sale next summer. It was previously reported that Real Madrid is interested in his transfer.

It is worth recalling that, in July 2018, Davies completed his move to Bayern, signing a contract until 2023. The Munich side paid 14 million euros for the 17-year-old player. The contract includes bonuses of eight million euros if the player performs well in the UEFA Champions League. Alongside Bayern, Davies won the Champions League in 2020.