Spanish champions Barcelona announced on Tuesday that right-back Dani Alves had agreed to extend his contract with the club for three more seasons, until 2015.
The contract of the Brazilian was due to expire in 2012. He had been negotiating the extension with Barca for four months.
Barca have not revealed the details of the deal, but media reports claimed that Alves' annual salary will increase to around five million euros (7.091 dollars).
Alves, 27, was bought by Barca from Sevilla in 2007 for around 35 million euros, which made him the most expensive defender in football history. He has helped the Catalans to win two Spanish Ligas and one Champions League.
The contract of the Brazilian was due to expire in 2012. He had been negotiating the extension with Barca for four months.
Barca have not revealed the details of the deal, but media reports claimed that Alves' annual salary will increase to around five million euros (7.091 dollars).
Alves, 27, was bought by Barca from Sevilla in 2007 for around 35 million euros, which made him the most expensive defender in football history. He has helped the Catalans to win two Spanish Ligas and one Champions League.
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