Alphonso Davies reveals preference of moving to FC Barcelona than Real Madrid

Mundo Deportivo claims that the Catalan team has expressed enthusiasm for Alphonso Davies, who is reaching the conclusion of his Bayern Munich deal and may become a free agent. The 23-year-old Canadian left-back Alphonso Davies may be one of FC Barcelona's most important recruits for the forthcoming campaign.

Expectations at FC Barcelona have increased due to Davies' possible exit from the Bavarian club. They think his signing would improve the team's left flank and provide the present roster a quality boost. The Canadian is a desirable option for the team because of his quickness and skill on both attack and defense.

Real Madrid, who also want to bolster their defense with Davies, is more competitive now that FC Barcelona is interested. The friendship between Davies and Hansi Flick, the current coach of FC Barcelona, gives the Catalan club a major edge, though. 

During the 2019–20 season, when the German team won the treble, Flick was the manager that made Davies his first appearance in the first team of Bayern Munich. Under Flick's tutelage, Davies participated in 29 Bundesliga games during that season, strengthening their bond and mutual trust. This friendship, according to FC Barcelona, may be crucial in persuading the athlete to join their initiative.

Will Alphonso Davies suit FC Barcelona’s style of play?

Davies is viewed by FC Barcelona as someone who would mesh well with their style of play, particularly given coach Flick's philosophy. He is an intriguing addition to a squad looking to strike the right balance across defense and attack because of his ability to contribute to the attack and his talent at retrieving possession. 

Furthermore, Davies is ideally suited to contribute to FC Barcelona's reconstruction effort due to his Champions League experience and familiarity with European football. The Blaugranas, who are aware that they won't be the only team vying for the Canadian, are still evaluating the possibility of signing him. But Hansi Flick's presence and the coach-player's common past might be the deciding factor in Davies' decision to join Barcelona.