Dani Alves is a renowned Brazilian footballer who plays in the right-back position. Arguably, he is one of the greatest players in his position. His ability to defend as well as contribute in attacking aspects makes him one of a kind.

Alves has represented multiple clubs throughout his lucrative career and won many trophies. He is currently the most decorated player in history with 46 senior level titles. And, he is not done yet.

He has made into Brazil’s squad for the FIFA World Cup 2022 at the age of 39. Only a World Cup is missing from his cabinet, and if the Yellow Army goes on to win it this year, it will be a complete story.

Current form:

The veteran footballer currently plays for Mexican club Pumas UNAM. Although he is a right-back, he has played as a central midfielder for the club. He has featured in 12 games this season and has provided 4 assists so far.

World Cup record:

Alves made his World Cup debut in the 2010 edition and went on to represent the national side in 2014 as well. He played a crucial role in qualification for the 2018 World Cup but unfortunately missed the tournament due to a knee injury. He has featured in 9 games, however, is yet to register an assist or goal.

Overall stats:

Alves represented Bahia, Sevilla, Barcelona, Juventus, PSG, Sao Paulo and Puma UNAM at club level. In total, he has featured in 855 games, scoring 60 goals and providing 176 assists. For the national side, he has eight goals and 21 assists in 124 goals.

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