Bayern reportedly beginning to back away from signing Alphonso Davies to a new contract

According to Relevo, Bayern are becoming less and less likely to extend the contract of the Canadian left-back.

This development comes as a surprise, as Davies has been a key player and important part of the Bayern squad since joining the club in 2019.

Alphonso Davies' future with Bayern Munich is once again up in the air, with Relevo reporting that the German club is beginning to back away from renewing the Canadian left-back's contract, which is due to expire in 2025.

Davies has been a key player for Bayern since joining the club in 2019, helping them win three Bundesliga titles, the DFB-Pokal and the Champions League, among other trophies.

However, the 22-year-old has struggled with injuries in recent months, and his form has dipped somewhat as a result.

According to Relevo, Bayern are now concerned about Davies' injury record, and are reluctant to offer him a new contract on the same terms as his current deal.

It is claimed that Bayern are willing to offer Davies a new contract, but only on reduced terms.

It remains to be seen whether Davies will accept Bayern's offer, or whether he will look to leave the club in search of a new challenge.

If Davies does leave Bayern, he will be a sought-after player, with a number of top clubs likely to be interested in signing him.