Alphonso Davies, a left-back for Bayern Munich, is apparently a target for Real Madrid, who will compete with Manchester City for the Canadian star.
The 22-year-old has been chosen by the Spanish club as their first-choice left-back as they strive to develop their team over the long term.
Los Blancos has named the quick Canadian, who was a star at the World Cup in Qatar, as one of the best players in the world.
According to Sky Sports, Davies has a contract with Bayern Munich through the summer of 2025, and the German champions will be loath to let him leave, let alone cheaply.
Davies has won the Bundesliga four times and the Champions League four times since he joined Bayern in 2018.
According to reports, Madrid is also interested in Jude Bellingham and might offer Kylian Mbappe a world record contract.
Prior to the 2022–23 season, the 24-year-old PSG star signed a three-year contract and is reportedly due to make more than £547 million.
Madrid made their desire to get Ligue 1 sensation Mbappe known in 2021 when they made a final offer of £154 million to try to lure him away from Paris.
Mbappe has been closely associated with Madrid in recent transfer windows, and according to The Telegraph, Los Blancos now think they can persuade him to leave PSG.
According to the newspaper, the Spanish powerhouses intend to take advantage of the lingering "uncertainty" at the French club.
Bellingham, meanwhile, appears to be headed for Real Madrid and is expected to overtake the club's top earner this summer.
Manchester City and Liverpool, who were both interested in the English midfielder, appear to be in Real's crosshairs, albeit the Reds withdrew from the race in April.
The Spanish team is in charge, and according to Bild, they will pay Bellingham £17.4 million year, or £334,000.
According to rumors, the England star is expected to reject a new contract offer from the Bundesliga club that is estimated to be worth about £230,000 per year, meaning that the transfer fee to be paid to Dortmund will likely be in the neighborhood of £130 million.
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