Bayern Munich's new sporting director, Max Eberl, states that the club has presented a "very concrete, appreciative offer" to Alphonso Davies as they aim to secure him with a new long-term contract.
Davies' current Bayern contract has only one more year remaining, and extending it is not assured amidst enduring interest from La Liga leaders Real Madrid.
Recent reports in Germany disclosed that Bayern and Davies are quite distant in terms of agreeing on a new contract, with the Canadian's wage demands of €20 million per season believed to be significantly higher than what the Bavarian giants are willing to propose.
Nevertheless, fellow Bayern sporting director Christoph Freund recently remarked that "conversations are good and open" between the two parties and that Davies "feels very comfortable in Munich," though this optimism has yet to translate into an agreement.
And Eberl has now communicated to SPORT Bild that Bayern have "made Alphonso a very concrete, appreciative offer," - believed to be in the region of €13m to €14m per season until 2029 - and that "at some point in life you have to say yes or no."
He also added that "Real Madrid hasn't contacted us", suggesting the ball remains in Davies' court over what to do next.
The report reiterates that Bayern have been 'clear' and are not prepared to increase their offer to Davies - essentially forcing Real Madrid to come up with the goods if they are to lure him away from the Bundesliga.
A transfer fee of around €60m has been mooted should Davies decide against staying - a sale would then be likely to ensure Bayern do not risk losing him on a free transfer in 2025 - but it's been claimed in Spain that Madrid are only prepared to spend €40m.
