He's won a number of awards, and is the youngest player ever to score a goal in the CONCACAF Champions League, Canadian Championship and United Soccer League.
He received his Canadian citizenship this summer, and was immediately called up to make his debut with Canada's senior national team at the CONCACAF Gold Cup where he scored three goals in six appearances.
Now that he's played his first international game for Canada, he'll continue to play with team Canada internationally even if he transfers to Manchester United.
The Province first reported that Davies had caught the eye of Manchester's scout in 2016.
The English Premier League recently experienced a massive revenue bump from a new TV deal, and Manchester United is the most valuable soccer team in the world according to Forbes, so any transfer fees paid out to the Whitecaps for Davies have the potential to be in the millions of dollars.
HuffPost Canada has reached out to both the Whitecaps and Manchester United for comment.
With files from The Canadian Press