The factor that would bring Alphonso Davies closer to Barça in 2025

The FC Barcelona board seems willing to enter the 'race' for Alphonso Davies in 2025. The club understands the need to reinforce the wings and, beyond full confidence in Alejandro Balde, the possibility of incorporating the Canadian international into ' zero cost', in addition to leaving Real Madrid without one of its possible priorities for the next summer market, are two very tempting aspects for a Barça that hopes to be able to sign normally for that moment.

And, in addition to the financial issue (the player would arrive free), Barça has an 'ace' up its sleeve to try to convince the defender to move to Catalonia. The presence of Hansi Flick can be decisive when deciding between Barça or Madrid for the 23-year-old footballer, since it was the Heidelberg player who made his debut and consolidated himself in the Bavarian first team during 2019/20. Davies, however, has not yet decided whether or not to renew with the Munich team. "New agreement? Good question. You should ask my agent," he recently commented to the newspaper 'BILD'.

Alphonso Davies, open to listening to offers in 2025

The full-back, although he has made it clear that he is 100% focused on his season with Bayern, recently opened the door to any scenario in 2025. "Regardless of whether I stay or leave the club, I will always carry this club in my heart," he added in his talk with 'BILD'. The Canadian international arrived in Germany in 2019 from Vancouver and has won everything with the Bavarians, including the Champions League and the Club World Cup in 2020.

In that sense, the summer of next year seems to be the ideal date for the one from Buduburam to make the leap to another big one. Vincent Kompany has kept him in his XI at the start of the season, adding 1 assist in 8 games (7 starts) in all competitions. In addition to Barça, Real Madrid is also very attentive to the future of the Bavarian '19', since both Ferland Mendy and Fran García continue to generate long-term doubts in the 'White House'. The factor that may complicate the 'merengues' plans with Davies is the possible need to go for a right back, due to Dani Carvajal's serious injury.