After months of speculation, the Brazilian defender
has finally put pen-to-paper on a two-year
extension, along with the option for one more
Barcelona announced that Dani Alves signed a new
contract with the club on Tuesday.
The 32-year-old looked set to leave the club after
talks stalled over a deal, with his agent revealing
AC Milan and several clubs were interested in his
services.
However, both parties have now come to an
agreement, meaning he will remain at the club
until at least the summer of 2017.
"FC Barcelona announce that Dani Alves has
accepted the club's proposal for the renewal of his
contract," a statement on the Blaugrana's official
website read.
"The new agreement linking the two parties will
run for two more seasons until 30 June 2017, plus
an optional third season."
Alves played a key role in Luis Enrique's side
securing a magnificent treble of the Liga, Copa del
Rey and Champions League titles last term.
The Brazilian was a €35 million signing from
Sevilla in 2008 and has won five league titles and
the Champions League three times at Camp Nou.
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