DANI ALVES has become the most successful footballer in history following Paris Saint-Germain’s Coupe de la Ligue triumph over Monaco.
The Brazilian, 35 years old, now has 38 trophies, overtaking compatriot Maxwell, who he had gone level with after winning the French Super Cup in August.
Dani Alves won two trophies in just one season in Italy with Juventus
Dani Alves poses with Champions League Trophy
Things got even better for Alves that summer as he won his first international trophy. The right-back even netted in the final as Brazil beat Argentina to win the Copa America.
In 2008, he joined Barcelona and would significantly add to his trophy haul over the subsequent eight years.
He won the Treble twice, as well as another Champions League medal, six La Liga titles, added four more Copa del Rey gongs and enjoyed four Spanish Super Cup triumphs.
Away from Spain, he won the Uefa Super Cup and Fifa Club World Cup three times each.
