Dani Alves holds Juventus to ransom over new contract
The Brazilian is under contract until 2018 and is keen to agree a one-year extension. He's happy in Turin but will listen to offers from the Premier League if Juve turn him down.
Dani Alves is happy in Turin and with Juventus. In his first season with the Vecchia Signora he has been a key member of Allegri's team, with whom he achieved a league and Cup double (Serie A and Coppa de Italia) as well as finishing as runners-up in the Champions League final. After a great season in Italy, the 34-year-old was criticized for the way he left FC Barcelona last summer, although he did explain his reasons for leaving Camp Nou earlier this year. Now he feels he has earned a contract extension with Juve. He has threatened to study other offers which have come in for him - including ones from several top Premier League sides, if he doesn't get his wish, UOL Esporte reports from Brazil.
United and Chelsea keen to lure Dani Alves to England
Alves is under contract with Juventus until 30 June 2018 but the player wants to extend that to 2019. He is believed to have received offers from Chelsea and Manchester United, according to reports coming out of England.
