Alphonso Davies, born on 2 November 2000 (age 25), is a Canadian left-back whose senior career quickly moved from promising MLS attacker to long-serving Bayern Munich regular.
He first made his mark with Vancouver Whitecaps, and his most productive league season came in 2018, when he scored eight goals in 31 appearances. That remains the outlier in a career that has since been shaped far more by pace, recovery running and work from left-back than by goalscoring.
Bayern Munich is where the bulk of the story sits. Davies has made 170 league appearances for the club across nine seasons, scoring 10 league goals, and wears squad number 19. His current market value is around £34m, according to Transfermarkt.
In 2026-27, he has made three Bundesliga appearances, along with one in the DFL-Supercup and one in the Champions League, where he scored. He has also made one World Cup appearance for Canada this season.
Davies’ career is defined by Bayern rather than by its starting point in Vancouver: a Canadian international established at one of Europe’s biggest clubs, with his best years still centred on Munich.
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