Dani Alves knows that the time of his retirement is near. For that reason, the Brazilian player is thinking about future projects. One of them could be the purchase of Amora, a club that play in the Portuguese third division.
The future of the player Dani Alves after the World Cup 2022 is uncertainly. The Brazilian footballer has a contract with Pumas UNAM until mid-2023 but he is not happy with his current situation at the Mexican club.
At his 39 years old, the full-back knows that his professional career is about to finish. As a result, he has begun to think about future projects that will allow him to continue in the football world when he decides to retire.
According to 'A BOLA', Alves wants to buy the Amora club, a Portuguese third division team that intend to reach the top in a short period.
There is nothing confirmed yet but the Brazilian player is negotiating his entry at Amora's club. However, he does not know whether he will buy the whole club or only a percentage of them.
Amora started to improve as a professional club in last years. They have invested a lot of money in signing young talents and in recovering the Medideira stadium. Alves is expected to offer his experience and bring the club back to the forefront of Portuguese football.