Dani Alves has decided to leave
The right back joined the French giants in 2017 after a year with Juventus and racked up 73 appearances for PSG, scoring eight goals and picking up the Ligue 1 title in both his seasons in France.
Though now 36 years old, Alves still has a lot to offer in terms of quality, experience and marketability for those willing to pay his wages for a short-term solution.
Al Sadd
Likelihood Rating: 3/10
New York Red Bulls
Eastern Conference MLS team New York Red Bulls have always had a touch of glamour, touting world-class players such as Thierry Henry and Tim Cahill in their rosters over the years.
Alves has recently stated that he always has an eye for the States and has been impressed with how MLS is run in terms of its organisation and structure.
Los Angeles is another popular destination for ageing world stars and it would not be out of the realm to see Alves retire in America like so many other legends have.
The competitive factor is the only issue as the Red Bulls are just in contention for the playoffs rather than being favourites to lift the MLS Cup.
Likelihood Rating: 4/10
Sevilla
Sevilla are said to be interested in bringing their former defender back to the
The Brazilian made 248 appearances for Sevilla, scoring 16 goals and setting up 62 more. In addition, he won two UEFA Cups, one Copa del Rey, a European Super Cup and a Spanish Super Cup.
However, the fact that club captain Jesus Navas is playing right-back means that the Brazillian veteran would probably have to settle for a bench role, or adapt his position. Whether Sevilla would have the cash to splash on a player they don't really need is another big consideration.
Likelihood Rating: 4/10
Manchester City
Alves has always said that he has wanted to play in the Premier League and since he is edging closer to retirement, this could be the last chance he gets to play in the English top flight. With Alves' former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola at the helm of the Citizens, it could be an ideal destination for the 36-year-old.
Man City registered their interest in Alves before he signed for PSG and Guardiola is obviously a fan.
However, with City heavily linked with
Barcelona
A return to Alves' former club Barcelona is also on the cards, with the Brazil star previously stating that could not say no to a possible return.
With Sergi Roberto more interested in playing in central midfield and Nelson Semedo competition at right back, there is theoretically a place for Alves to return and help add Champions League-winning experience to the current Barcelona squad.
His partnership with Lionel Messi is well documented as he has handed him more assists than anyone else, and he could be interested in reviving that relationship once again.
The only reason for doubt is that with Barça spending big elsewhere this summer, splashing extra cash on a 36-year-old's wages might seem a tad extravagant with the focus now on looking to the future.
Likelihood Rating: 7/10
Source : 90min