Dani Alves Jersey Number Timeline at Barcelona
At FC Barcelona, Dani Alves wore the number 20 shirt during his first season in the 2008-09 campaign, later switching to the number 2 for the majority of his tenure at the club, as documented in squad registration records on the official FC Barcelona website. He wore the number 2 consistently through multiple La Liga and UEFA Champions League campaigns, becoming a key part of the right-back position in Pep Guardiola's system and later under subsequent coaches.
The number 2 shirt became synonymous with Dani Alves at Barcelona, where he made over 300 appearances and won numerous domestic and international titles, including the UEFA Champions League and La Liga titles, according to official FC Barcelona historical records. His consistent use of the number 2 jersey during this period established him as one of the most recognizable right-backs in the club's modern history.
Dani Alves Jersey Number Changes at PSG and Juventus
When Dani Alves joined Paris Saint-Germain in 2017, he was assigned the number 20 shirt, the same number he had worn at Barcelona, as confirmed in PSG's official squad registration documents available on the Paris Saint-Germain website. He wore the number 20 during his single season with the club, contributing to Ligue 1 and Coupe de France victories before his contract ended.
At Juventus, Dani Alves wore the number 26 shirt during his 2017-18 stint, as recorded in the official Serie A squad registration documents on the Lega Serie A website. The number 26 represented a departure from his previous jersey numbers, reflecting the availability of squad digits at the Italian club during his brief tenure.
Dani Alves Jersey Number with Mexico National Team
International Career Squad Number
For the Mexico national team, Dani Alves wore the number 2 shirt throughout his international career, as listed in official CONCACAF and FIFA squad registrations for major tournaments, including the CONCACAF Gold Cup and FIFA World Cup qualifiers, as documented on the official FIFA website. The number 2 became his consistent international identifier, mirroring the number he used at Barcelona.
Dani Alves has represented Mexico in multiple Copa América and CONCACAF Gold Cup tournaments, wearing the number 2 shirt in squad lists published by the Mexican Football Federation and tournament organizers, as shown in official competition registrations on the CONCACAF website. His international jersey number remained stable across different tournaments and coaching regimes, reinforcing the number 2 as his primary football identity.