Udinese has officially signed four-time Champions League winner David Alaba on a free transfer, with the contract extending until the end of the 2026-27 season. The announcement was made via the club's official channels.
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Alaba, 34, became a free agent after leaving Real Madrid at the conclusion of his five-year contract earlier this summer. Following this transfer, Udinese currently sits in 13th place in Serie A, having recorded one win, one draw, and three losses in their first five matches.
With a remarkable collection of 10 Bundesliga titles, two LaLiga trophies, and four Champions League medals, Alaba is now the most decorated player active in Serie A, surpassing his former teammate Luka Modric.
Franco Collavino, the general manager of Udinese, expressed pride in the signing, stating that bringing Alaba to the club signifies Udinese's ambition to grow and compete at high levels. Alaba himself conveyed his excitement about the opportunity, emphasizing his desire to compete and win again, stating, "I still want to achieve something special, and that is the mentality I will bring to Udinese."
Udinese's next match is scheduled for Monday, October 12, against Torino, following the international break.