Dani Alves closes door on PSG as Barcelona future remains undecided

Dani Alves has ruled out a summer move to Paris Saint-Germain, but has also suggested he has more than half of his body out of Barcelona. 

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, the right-back said he has still not taken a decision on his future, with his contract set to expire at the end of June. 

He explained that he will wait until after the Champions League final before thinking about next season. 

However, he did confirm that French champions PSG are not among his options if he does leave Barcelona, opening the door to a possible move to Premier League side Manchester United.

"PSG is not an option," he said afer an entertaining half an hour in front of the press. 

"The president [Josep Maria Bartomeu] knows what he has to do if he wants me to stay, but at the moment I have more than half my body out of the club.

"I still have two feet inside the team, but one foot, a body and a head outside of the club."

"I won't compare Barça's offer with offers from other clubs, because the club I have given so much for would lose by quite a distance."

Alves reiterated his desire to remain at Camp Nou, but it seems he remains a long way from an agreement with the club.