I’m a professional footballer for Bayern Munch and live a cool life – but after training I have nothing to do

BAYERN MUNICH star Alphonso Davies has opened up on the pros and cons that come with being a football superstar.

The 22-year-old is among the hottest properties in world football, and widely regarded as one of the best left-backs on the planet.

But, according to Davies, while life as a footballer is "very cool" there are plenty of downsides.

He split from his football pro girlfriend Jordyn Huitema last year after five years of dating and is currently single.

And he admitted living as a professional football star is harder than what people might think.

The Canadian international revealed there is "nothing to do" once his Bayern Munich training is finished.

He also confessed that he is far from a social butterfly, and only has five friends.

Speaking before breaking up with his long-term partner, Davies said on his channel: "Life as a professional footballer is very cool, no doubt.

"To chill and enjoy life. But after training, there's nothing to do."

Davies was born in a refugee camp in Ghana after his family fled civil war in Liberia.

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He spent the first five years of his life in the camp before settling in Edmonton, Canada.

The full-back continued: "For me, because I don't have a family and my girlfriend not living with me, I'm by myself.

"It's a little bit worrying not having something to do and especially when all your friends have work.

"I probably have like five friends. I'm a popular loser."