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Real Madrid see 22-year-old Bayern Munich ace as the ‘most desirable’ signing – report

Even though the transfer market is over, Real Madrid are very constructive on building the core of the team for next season, which is going to be a crucial one for the club.
The Spanish giants are already expected to go big on a new striker. But in addition to that, Real Madrid also want to bring in a new left-back ahead of the next season.
Alphonso Davies: an ideal target for Real Madrid
According to Jose Felix Diaz of MARCA Real Madrid consider it absolutely essential to sign a new left-back in the near future.
With that in mind, the club are extremely keen on signing Alphonso Davies, who has emerged as the ‘most desired’ and ‘most necessary’ option for Los Blancos.
At just 22, Davies is regarded as one of the best full-backs on the planet, having enjoyed immense success during his time at Bayern Munich.
The youngster has featured in over 150 competitive matches for the Bavarians, establishing himself as a fast and dynamic left-back, who can offer a lot of quality going forward.

But with his contract expiring in 2025, Davies is facing an uncertain future at Bayern Munich, having reportedly rejected new proposals from the Bundesliga champions. And as such, Real Madrid are keen on snapping him up ahead of next season.
Mendy out, Davies in?
The Spanish giants consider it necessary to approach the Canadian international, as they brace themselves for the exit of Ferland Mendy at the end of the season.
The Frenchman’s injury and fitness troubles have created a lot of doubt and as such, he has not been offered a new contract, and a departure is also being considered.
Someone like Davies, therefore, could prove to be a valuable addition to the club.
However, signing the Canadian will not be an easy task. Bayern Munich are already trying to tie the defender down to a new contract while the player is also expected to cost a fortune.
This has forced Real Madrid to identify alternatives in the market, with Chelsea’s Ian Maatsen emerging as one such option.

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Video: Real Madrid vs Las Palmas ends in dispute between Ancelotti and star forward

Real Madrid’s game against Las Palmas this midweek was an important one for the club.
The Spanish giants secured a 2-0 victory over the Canaries. But more importantly, the game witnessed the return of Vinicius Junior, who was coming back from an injury.
However, it was not the most pleasing return from the Brazilian, who had an altercation with head coach Carlo Ancelotti.
Dispute ends without a handshake
A video has surfaced recently which shows that Vinicius Junior and Ancelotti even ended the game without even shaking hands.
The altercation started when Ancelotti was seen talking to Vinicius, asking him to play more freely.
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Vinicius, though, was not happy with the Italian’s tactics. He pointed out his disagreement with Ancelotti and highlighted the team’s lack of structure.
Ancelotti continued to yell at the Brazilian, asking him to play a certain way. The matters turned worse when Vini continued to turn his back on the Real Madrid coach.
After the final whistle, the Brazilian international did glance past Ancelotti without even shaking his hand.
Ancelotti under pressure
This is a worrying sign for Real Madrid and an indicator that the team is not entirely happy with Ancelotti, who has faced criticism despite a relatively good start to the season.
Although the Real Madrid board has continued to back the former AC Milan and PSG coach, the Italian is certainly running on thin ice.
The upcoming games against Girona, Napoli and Osasuna could be crucial as Real Madrid look to maintain their winning momentum, especially following a derby defeat to Atleti.
In the meantime, Ancelotti must definitely have a word with Vinicius and calm the Brazilian, knowing the attacker could play a key role in revving up the team’s offensive unit in the coming weeks.