Dani Alves Completes Move To New Club

Sao Paulo have affirmed that they have marked previous Paris Saint-Germain full-back and Brazil star Dani Alves.

The Brazilian mammoths reported on Thursday that Alves has marked an agreement with them until December 2022.

The 36-year-old – who initially moved to Europe in 2002, joining Sevilla from Bahia – was a free operator following his PSG takeoff following two years with the Ligue 1 champions.

Alves had been connected to previous club Barcelona and the Premier League, be that as it may, the veteran has selected to return home to Brazil as he eyes the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

"Daniel Alves is the epitome of what this administration imagines for Sao Paulo – one of the main players on the planet and perceived for his tremendous demonstrable skill, his savage assurance and his interminable hunger for titles and triumphs," club president Carlos Augusto de Barros e Silva said in an announcement.

"He is likewise a socially connected with resident and energetic about our nation. Sao Paulo, consequently, wins on each conceivable front.

"One day I disclosed to Daniel that he would come to play at Sao Paulo, his heart club. Today I have the massive delight and pride to have kept that guarantee."

Alves captained Brazil to Copa America brilliance on home soil in July – taking his profession take to 40 trophies.

The veteran's exchange was reported in a video on Sao Paulo's Twitter account, with the protector communicating his fervor to be back in his local nation playing for the club he bolstered as a tyke.

"I could've picked some other group to play for," Alves said. "Be that as it may, I returned to Brazil, to my nation, to my kin. To the club I cherish.

"It's stunning, yet I'm here!"

The club additionally posted on Twitter that Alves would wear the No. 10 shirt at his new club.