Dani Alves looks all set to join a new club, and it's NOT Manchester City.

Manchester City FC suffered a huge blow on Tuesday's transfer window. Their main target Dani Alves has decided to join PSG instead.

Well, his ex-manager Pep Guardiola won't be pleased with his decision, though. But now the things have cleared up and he is ready to join PSG this summer.

Juventus have let go Dani after just one season. Speculations were that he might even consider his former club FC Barcelona, but his feud with the Club's President Bartomeu stopped all such rumors.

A loss for City ?!
Have to see.

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