Paris Saint-Germain defender Dani Alves has broken his silence on the 'unpleasant' year he spent with Serie A giants Juventus.
The Brazilian joined the Old Lady from FC Barcelona in 2016, where he helped the club clinch the league and cup double and reach the UEFA Champions League final.
However, Alves has now revealed he did not leave Turin on the best terms with members at the club.
“I had spent a somewhat unpleasant year in Italy, in Turin,” Alves told ESPN.
“I felt cheated since I didn’t get what I had been promised. And that’s the worst feeling there is.
“I made history with Juventus and I was able to ask some people there how they felt about Daniel Alves as a worker.
“There isn’t a single person in there who doesn’t love me. A different thing altogether is the relationship with those who took me there, what they told me.
“That was my decision. I respect history and Juventus a lot. I made many friends in there. If people are happy then everything comes back to you.
“I felt that they failed me, and I left Juventus.”
