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David Alaba Poised for Surprising Move to Udinese in Serie A

David Alaba, the seasoned Austrian defender formerly with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, has agreed verbally to join Italian Serie A club Udinese on a free transfer. The 34-year-old is currently unattached after his contract with Real Madrid ended last season.

Alaba's Next Chapter in Italy

The experienced defender is on the brink of starting a new phase in Italian football. According to insider Fabrizio Romano, talks have progressed well, and Alaba is set to sign with Udinese soon.

After his contract at the Santiago Bernabeu expired at the end of June, Alaba was free to negotiate with interested clubs across Europe. Choosing Udinese marks a surprising but exciting shift in his career, bringing immediate defensive strength to the Italian side.

Progress Report from Fabrizio Romano

Romano revealed on social media platform X that Alaba has reached a verbal understanding with Udinese's management. Discussions have moved swiftly towards finalising the deal.

The next step involves completing official paperwork before signing the contract. Once done, the transfer will be formally announced.

Adding Top-Level Experience to Udinese

Alaba brings considerable winning experience, having lifted the Champions League trophy four times and claimed the Bundesliga title ten times during his career.

During his stint at Real Madrid, he appeared 132 times across all competitions, scoring five goals and assisting nine. Last season, his appearances were limited to just 16 games before departing Spain.

Earlier this summer, reports suggested several major Italian clubs, including Inter, Milan, and Juventus, had opportunities to sign him, but it was Udinese who acted decisively.

Ready for Immediate Impact

Since Alaba is a free agent, he can be registered outside of traditional transfer windows, allowing him to join Udinese without delay.

Fans of Udinese are now eagerly awaiting official confirmation. Once signed, Alaba will don the black and white jersey and begin his Serie A journey.

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