Canadian Alphonso Davies, a player for Bayern Munich, confirmed that his team will enter the match against Bayer Leverkusen in the Round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League with enthusiasm and strength, emphasizing the importance of achieving a positive result in front of the fans at the Allianz Arena.

Davies spoke about his teammate Jamal Musiala and his recent contract renewal with Bayern, stating: "It's very important, we know what Jamal can offer, he's a great player and a special person. Sometimes I just enjoy watching him on the pitch and say wow. He is very happy to have signed the contract, and now we have to keep working."

The left-back also praised the team's coach Vincent Kompany, confirming that he has vast experience that helps players develop: "Kompany is a great coach, he understands football perfectly, he has a lot of experience as a player, and we can learn a lot from him."

Regarding his expectations for the match against Leverkusen, Davies stressed the importance of playing with an attacking spirit, saying: "We know how they play, tomorrow there will be no retreat, especially since we are playing at home. We will approach the match with great enthusiasm and motivation."

The Canadian player pointed out that his team remembers well the previous encounters with Leverkusen this season, where Bayern has not secured any victories against them so far: "We haven't won any of the last three matches, and that's on our minds. It's a good competition, and it has turned into an important clash. We will try to win this time."

Regarding the extension of his contract with Bayern Munich, Davies expressed his great happiness to continue with the Bavarian giant: "I am very happy to extend my contract, I feel a great excitement, and I will stay in Munich for several more years, I feel comfortable here."

In conclusion, Davies spoke about the uniqueness of this match and its importance for the team, saying: "Matches against Leverkusen are always strong; it's been a while since we last won against them. It will be a big clash."