By Daily Sports on July 17, 2019
Juventus have joined Manchester City and Inter in the battle to sign Dani Alves as a free agent.
Sources close to developments around the legendary Brazilian full-back have revealed to Goal that the 36-year-old’s representatives were in Turin on Monday.
Discussions have been held regarding a possible deal to take the iconic South American back to Italy after he previously spent one season with the Bianconeri in 2016-17.
The decision was taken at the end of that short spell to take on a new challenge, with Paris Saint-Germain proving to be his eventual destination.
Premier League champions City, who sought to put a deal in place prior to Alves making a move to PSG, are back on the scene.
Pep Guardiola has previously enjoyed success working with a vastly-experienced defender at Barcelona.
Inter, who are now working under the guidance of Antonio Conte, would also welcome the opportunity to bring a proven winner onto their books.
It could, however, be that Alves opts for a different destination in Serie A, one that he is already familiar with, and it is understood that a decision on his next move will be taken this week.
Juventus intend to be in the mix when a future call is made, with terms having been discussed with those advising Alves.
He is said to be looking for a contract of at least two years from one of the many interested parties, while working on a base salary of around €7 million (£6m/$8m) a year – with bonuses to be added on top.
Funding such a deal would be no issue for those involved as Alves’ value is obvious to all of those attempting to strike a deal, with the Brazilian now the most decorated player in football history.
Victory at the 2019 Copa America on home soil has taken his stunning collection of major honours to 40. (Goal)
•Photo shows Dani Alves
Source Daily Sports
Posted July 17, 2019
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