Dani Alves desvela That corrected to Pep Guardiola on Leo Messi

The past week, the selection of Brazil topped like champion of the Glass America after winning to the selection of Peru (3-1) in the final contested in the mythical Maracaná. Dani Alves, ex player of the FC Barcelona, was the captain of the 'canarinha' and, to his 36 years, was chosen like MVP of the competition.

After the triumph of the team directed by Tite, visited the channel of Brazilian television Globoesporte. During the conversation with the journalists, in addition to the victory in the Glass America, explained a curious anecdote that had to Pep Guardiola and to Leo Messi like protagonists and that situates does already some seasons.

It was during a party, in which the one of Sampedor asked him to the Brazilian that went to the centre. "Guardiola Corrected me some subjects on the lawn. I happened to the extreme more than to the interior, like this connected a lot with Messi. And also it opted by passes in long upwards. Pep came and said me: 'Of the side for the half, of the half for the side'", initiated Dani Alves.

Nevertheless, the Brazilian corrected him remembering him that Messi has to go in in contact with the balloon for no desconectar of the party. "I answered him: 'No, it forgives míster, but if Messi is two minutes without touching the balloon, desconecta of the game and of the party. He has to be connected to be able to define the party'. Have reason, answered me Pep", explained.

Dani Alves Still has not announced where will play

Dani Alves, to his 36 years, follows to a very high level. The side has made a big Glass America with his selection, showing his talent, his quality and his perseverance. Recently, it finished his contractual links with Paris Saint-Germain and now finds free, without having defined his future. 

The ex player culé can arrive to cost zero to any team that decide to have his services and, in fact, his hypothetical return to the FC Barcelona has fed the rumours during the last weeks. It will be necessary to see where finish playing a player that, after a successful career, goes on doing history.