Coach Hansi Flick assumes that David Alabas will leave

The signs of David Alaba's departure from FC Bayern are growing. Even coach Hansi Flick doesn't have much hope of staying.

Coach Hansi Flick from FC Bayern Munich obviously assumes that tanzania top betting site David Alaba will leave the German record champions in the summer.

"Hope dies last, but I know that it is going in a certain direction and there could be a change," said the triple coach at a press conference on Tuesday afternoon. Flick added: "It's difficult, I know that. You never know how the situation will develop. The prerequisites are that he will leave the club."

Bayern Munich - David Alaba to agreement with Real Madrid have achieved

Alaba, whose contract expires at the end of the season, is facing a free transfer to Real Madrid, according to sokabet a report by Marca . According to the Spanish newspaper, the Austrian has already passed the mandatory medical check, with an annual salary of eleven million euros.

According to Alaba's advisor Pini Zahavi, the aforementioned medical check was merely a kind of precautionary measure. In an interview with Goal and SPOX he said: "He did the medical check for private insurance reasons. In the event that a serious injury occurs before David has decided his future."

Alaba father George denies reports from Spain

Alaba's father George denied an agreement with the royal, however, via image : "I cannot confirm the reports from Spain. Nothing is fixed or signed yet. There are many interested parties."

The now 28-year-old was trained in the youth of the FCB, after a loan from TSG Hoffenheim in 2011, Alaba has always been one of the undisputed regulars of the Munich team. The defensive specialist has been on the pitch for Bayern 408 times in all competitions.

Hansi Flick trusts Lucas Hernandez to succeed Alaba

Alaba's departure could play Lucas Hernandez in the cards. The defender, who served Atletico Madrid's record sum of 80 million euros in the Isar metropolis in the summer of 2019 , has not yet been able to fully assert himself.

When asked whether the French world champion would be an adequate successor for Alaba, Flick said: "I definitely trust him."