Barcelona sporting commission presents extension offer for Dani Alves

On Wednesday afternoon, right before Barcelona's match against Almería, Dani Alves's agent, Dinorah Santana, and the Blaugrana's new sporting commission, led by Ariedo Braida, held a two-hour meeting at Barça's headquarters.

They met to decide on the future of the full-back, who has been linked with moves to the Premier League and Paris-Saint Germain since last season. According to Diario Sport, the commission offered a one-year contract extension, with a team option for a second year based on performance goals.

Following the meeting, Dinorah told Sport about how the meeting went, without giving a lot of details:

"I had the first meeting with Javier Bordas on Tuesday. [On Wednesday] we had the second one. I already have an extension offer, although I can't comment on whether or not I like the proposal.

"There's no deal done yet because there's more meetings to come. They told me they're going to call me for a new one later this month, so we'll see."

Source: Sport

Sources say that Alves wants a three-year deal, but Barça is not going higher than two, and that's where the disagreement lies. We'll have to wait a little more to know if Dani's future includes Barça or not.