ALREADY IT BREAKS A RECORD
The milestone that will establish Dani Alves in his return with the Barça
Published:13/11/2021 - 07:53h
Updated:13/11/2021 - 11:58h
The return of Dani Alves to the Barcelona has left surprised to many. However, the Brazilian will mark a milestone with the Barcelona in what it contest his first appointment of the return
The signing of the Brazilian footballer Dani Alves by the Barcelona was given to know this Friday by the directive of the Catalan square of official form. An announcement that was quite surprising and intempestivo in spite of the previous leaks
"The FC Barcelona and Dani Alves have arrived to a principle of agreement for his incorporation to the first team of football by what remains of this season. The Brazilian player will incorporate to the trainings the next week, but will not be able to debut until January", announced in a communiqué adding that in the next days will give to know more details in this regard.
The striking, is that the Barcelona that has gone back to the Camp Nou, in what it debut in the lawn now that his return has oficializado, will turn into the most veteran footballer in all the history of the group blaugrana in playing in LaLiga Santander.
Dani Alves, been born on 6 May 1983, is 38 years old and 6 months of age and in what it return to the field like barcelonista will have broken the mark of the, up to now, footballer more longevous in contesting a meeting of LaLiga. Said record had it José Manuel Paint, that did it with 38 years and 6 months.
Barcelona between 2008 and 2016
The one who went player barcelonista between 2008 and 2016, from the Seville, also will surpass to other footballers of the Catalan square that had a long career in the Camp Nou, as for example José Ramón Alexanco, the one who also is the current director of the basic football of the Barcelona, since this played with 37 years and a month.
Barcelona veterans
The list of footballers of the Barcelona that dressed the Barcelona T-shirt with more age complete it legends of the club like Antoni Ramallets with 36 years and 11 months, followed of Joan Segarra (36 years and 5 months) and "Tarzán" Migueli (36 years and 4 months).
In this ranking of "veterans" that have played with the Barcelona also stands out Lilian Thuram (36 years and 4 months), the mythical captain Carles Puyol (35 years and 10 months), Pedro María Artola (35 years and 4 months) and, finally, but no less important, the recently arrived trainer Xavi Hernández (35 years and 4 months), that went of the Barcelona in 2015.
