Dani Alves agrees two-year Man City deal

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The Brazilian right-back has reached a verbal agreement with the Premier League club and is now negotiating his exit from Italian champions Juventus

Dani Alves has agreed a two-year contract with Manchester City and a move is expected to be confirmed once his contract situation at Juventus is resolved.
Alves met with Juve chiefs on Monday afternoon to establish an exit plan.

City had been willing to pay a relatively low amount to sign the Brazilian, now thought to be around £5 million, though Alves could yet rescind his contract with the Turin club and join on a free.
There have been reports that he has already reached an agreement to become a free agent, though Juve are yet to officially confirm that to the stock exchange, as they are compelled to do.
Although those final details are yet to be ironed out, Goal understands Alves has already reached a verbal agreement with City over the terms of a two-year contract.
It is reported in Italy that he will earn around £4.3m per year, which works out at roughly £85,000 per week - the same wage packet offered to Nolito last summer.


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