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Udinese Sign Former Bayern and Austria Captain David Alaba

The 34-year-old defender joins the Serie A club on a one-year contract following his departure from Real Madrid.

· 1 min read · language: en

Udinese has signed David Alaba, the 34-year-old defender who previously captained the Austria national team and spent years with Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, on a one-year contract, the Serie A club announced.

Alaba built much of his reputation during a long spell at Bayern Munich, where he was a key part of the club's defense before moving to Real Madrid. He went on to captain Austria's national team, becoming one of the most recognizable figures in the country's football history.

A New Chapter in Serie A

The move to Udinese marks a new phase in Alaba's career as he continues playing at the top level of European football. Serie A clubs have increasingly looked to sign experienced international players, and Alaba's arrival adds a seasoned defensive presence to Udinese's squad.

Details on Alaba's exact role and expected debut with the club were not immediately available. The signing is likely to draw significant attention in Italy given his profile and trophy-laden career at two of Europe's most successful clubs.

Udinese has not disclosed further contract terms beyond the one-year length of the deal.

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