By Daily Sports on June 3, 2016
Brazil international full-back Dani Alves will leave Barcelona after eight years at the club.
Alves, 33, joined from Sevilla and won three Champions Leagues, six La Liga titles and four Copa del Rey trophies.
The Catalan club's director Robert Fernandez said: "Dani Alves has decided to leave. It's a personal decision that the club have to accept."
The Spanish champions also said they will exercise a buy-back option to sign Denis Suarez from Villarreal in July.
Suarez, 22, joined Villarreal from Barcelona last summer and signed a four-year deal but Fernandez said they will now be "notified of his return".
Alves signed a one-year deal at the club last summer and will leave a free agent at the end of a season in which Barca secured a league and cup double.
His tally of 391 games is the second-highest for a foreign player at the club behind Lionel Messi.
•Culled from BBC.Com. Photo shows Dani Alves
Source Daily Sports
Posted June 3, 2016
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