Dani Alves

Juventus are on the verge of winning a historic sixth Serie A title on the spin. No team in the history of Italian football has won the crown more than five times on the bounce, with Inter Milan the last before I Bianconeri to achieve that feat during the early '00s.

Massimiliano Allegri’s men have been irrepressible in their bid to become the first to win sixth titles on the bounce, adding to their already long list of achievements since their revival under Antonio Conte in 2011 as the dominant force in the country.

Massimiliano Allegri reckons registering victories in top flight games is not the simplest thing in the world and people should realize that no team can do that every week.

Juventus finds itself in the line of fire in spite of leading the Italian league table and Allegri is not really amused by that.

Dani Alves is hoping that Sevilla will be able to qualify for the last 16 of the Champions League despite a recent defeat against Juventus.

Alves, once of Sevilla, came up against his former club in the colours of Juventus, who have been looking to become successful in the Champions League for more than two decades now.

Genoa shocked Serie A defending champions Juventus, defeating them 3-1 and leaving their stars injured.

Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone’s son, Giovanni grabbed a brace in the convincing victory over Juve. Defender Leonardo Bonucci and Dani Alves were forced out due to injuries, complicating the situation for the Bianconeri.

Brazil right back Dani Alves claims that national team boss Tite reminds him of former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola in a number of ways.

Brazil recently appointed the former Corinthians manager, who is widely known as a pragmatic coach unlike those associated with Brazil. However, this pragmatism has brought him a lot of success at club level. It will be his first major job in charge of the Brazilian national team, which has been coming on the back of several disappointments in recent years.

Former Barcelona defender Dani Alves has hailed the national team coach of Brazil, Tite.

The Brazilian right back said that the Selecao boss reminded him of Barcelona former coach Pep Guardiola. Since taking over the national team side, Tite has enjoyed enormous success as Brazil’s coach. The coach, who led Corinthians to the club World Cup, has supervised four straight wins for national team, culminating in a 12-1 goal margin and higher hopes of making the 2018 World Cup set for Russia.

Barcelona are reportedly discussing with Valencia with the hope that they can reach an agreement to swap players.

Barcelona are keen on Portuguese full back Cancelo, based on news report from Radio Valencia. Aleix Vidal and Joan Cancelo are the players to be swapped by both sides, particularly as Vidal has struggled to break into the Barca squad since his move from Sevilla last year.

Daniel Alves spent around 8 years performing with Barcelona where he managed to win just about every club competition there is to lift.

At the age of 33, the Brazilian opted to make a move to a less intense and less physically demanding league which is why he moved to Juventus and even though he has not even been performing for even 3 months in his new club, Alves has stated that Juventus is at the same level as Barcelona, which is something that incredibly difficult to believe.

Dani Alves made the most out of Barcelona’s most successful period in the club’s history by collecting a large number of titles with the Catalan club.

However, he made the surprise decision to leave Barcelona even when he was the undisputed number one despite his age. At 33 years of age, it was clear that Alves did not have a lot of years left in him. Yet, he was seen as the next Cafu in many ways. He could have gone on to represent Barcelona at least for the next two years before thinking about a move.

Daniel Alves penned a 2 year long deal with Juventus on June 27 of the ongoing year and the Brazilian defender has recently unveiled some of the reasons of why he decided to make a move from Barcelona to the Italian outfit Juventus.

The Brazilian right-back still had 12 more months remaining in his contract with Barcelona but he opted to take an early exit away from Camp Nou and one of the things that Alves is hoping to achieve during his time in his new club is to win the Champions League.