Speaking to Sport Bild, Bayern executive Ebel confirmed that they have made a final contract offer for Davies.
According to Sky Sports Germany, the new contract expires in 2029 and comes with an annual salary of 11 million to 13 million euros before taxes, plus variable bonuses.
However, at the same time, German media said that Bayern's management does not plan to increase the treatment of the contract, and they will not meet the annual salary of about 20 million euros before tax demanded by the player.
With that in mind, Davis and his agent now have the option to accept a new contract, or he will leave this summer!
In addition, Ebel also said in the interview that Real Madrid have not yet contacted Bayern about a Davies deal.
According to Sky Sports Germany, it is becoming increasingly clear that Bayern may not extend Choupo-Moting's expiring contract, but the final decision has not yet been made, and Bayern have not informed the player of their decision.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar remain possible options for Choupo-Moting, with the striker contributing 38 goals and 11 assists in 116 appearances for Bayern so far.
Fabrizio Romano tweeted: Reports that Manchester United will offer Raphael Varane a new contract based on appearances cannot be confirmed. I understand that United are not offering Varane any new contract at the moment, and there are no negotiations for a contract extension. Varane's current contract expires in three months.
According to The Athletic, Los Angeles FC are in talks to sign Olivier Giroud on a free move this summer, with the 37-year-old signing Milan expiring at the end of the season.
However, DO also said that the deal has not been finalized or even inconclusive anytime soon, and Giroud has many options, including staying at Milan.
Olivier Giroud has continued to perform well this season, scoring 14 goals and providing nine assists in 36 appearances.
Bayer Leverkusen CEO Carlo said they were confident they could keep Alonso.
Carlo said: "Alonso's contract only expires in 2026, so there is no reason to question that he will stay at Bayer Leverkusen. In the world of football you never know what's going to happen in the future, but I'm confident in that and we have a good relationship. ”
Rabiot has spoken about his future in an interview, and it looks like the midfielder, whose contract expires this summer, has ruled out a return to Paris.
The Juventus star said: "I haven't decided anything yet. Next season we [Juve] will be in the Champions League and the Club World Cup, so that's what I'm thinking about, but I haven't made any decisions yet.
On the one hand, it's an honour to be back in Paris, but don't forget how hard it was to break up, so it was difficult. You should never close any doors, but returning to Paris is not a priority for me anyway. ”
It's official: Liverpool have announced the appointment of Richard Hughes as the club's new sporting director, who will officially take up his post at the end of the season.
Hughes, 44, who previously served as technical director at Bournemouth, will officially take over the role at the AXA Training Centre on June 1 and will be appointed by Edwards, who recently took over as Fenway Sports Group football chief executive, before the start of the 2024-25 season.
It's official: River Plate have announced the extension of Mastantono's contract, with the talented midfielder signing a new long-term contract that expires in December 2026.
It is reported that Mastantono's new contract contains the most valuable liquidated damages clause in the history of Argentine domestic football: 45 million euros, and the amount will rise to 50 million euros in the 10 days before the transfer window closes.