Is the relationship between Alfonso Davis and Bayern Munich so bad? Davis' agent expressed dissatisfaction with Munich's attitude.

Davis and Munich are currently negotiating a contract. Davis' contract expires in 2025, so if he fails to renew his contract by this year, he can leave the team without any transfer fee as a free agent next year. Munich took the table to sign a contract with Davis about a year ago.

Munich has recently given Davis an ultimatum. If Davis does not accept the offer, chances are high that negotiations between Davis and Munich will fail.

However, Davis does not seem to like Munich's attitude. Davis' agent openly expressed his discontent through the German media. The agent argues that it is unfair to issue an ultimatum at a time when agreement has been reached in the past, but Munich's management has been replaced, and contact has not been made properly.

The poker hands surrounding Davis have been going on for nearly a year. Davis' agent explained to us that he would not respond to Munich's ultimatum, German media outlet Bild said in a telephone interview with Davis' agent.

According to Bild, the head of Munich's Max Everest told Sport Bild of Germany, We made a very specific proposal for Davis. At some point, you have to give a positive or negative answer, stressing that Davis should respond to Munich's ultimatum.

However, Davis' agent expressed dissatisfaction. It's unfair that Davis is getting an ultimatum now. We reached an agreement almost a year ago. Then the entire management team at the club changed. We didn't hear from him for seven months after that. Even though I contacted the club, he said.

According to the agent's claim, Munich gave Davis an ultimatum and two weeks.

The club is under pressure, and it has taken us a long time to change the management team, so we ask for an answer to the ultimatum within two weeks. This is unfair, Davis' agent said, adding that the time granted by Munich was too short.

There are reasons why Davis' agent is expressing such public dissatisfaction. As Davis, who has turned 23, can either continue his career in Munich or move to another team, the contract signing is very important. In addition, Munich is scheduled to change its coaching staff along with its management. As a player, he needs to renew his contract at a time when his future is uncertain.

This is an important contract in Davis' career. We have to make decisions without knowing who the coach of the team is for next season or what the team looks like. Therefore, we think Munich's ultimatum is unfair. We will decide the direction of progress when the season is over and the situation becomes clearer. 토토사이트

If the renewal of the contract fails, it is highly likely that Davis's likely destination will be Real. Multiple media outlets, including Germany's Sport 1 and Sky Sports, reported last month that Davis has already started negotiations with Real for an annual salary, and a specific transfer fee has been set.

Davis had already asked Munich to sign a new contract with a salary of 20 million euros (29 billion won), but Munich rejected the offer, judging it as a bargaining chip. 20 million euros is twice the annual salary of Kim Min-jae.

Sport 1 also said Munich is keeping an eye on Theo Hernandez of AC Milan in preparation for Davis' transfer. Neither Davis nor Munich are considering parting ways at all.