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Serie A

Udinese lights up Serie A with David Alaba's arrival

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Udinese lights up Serie A with David Alaba's arrival

Udinese has confirmed the signing of David Alaba, Austrian defender, who chose the city of Udine and Serie A to relaunch himself after being released by Real Madrid on June 30 last year. The veteran, with a trophy‑laden career, signs a contract until June 30, 2027.

Udinese's statement

The club said: "Udinese Calcio is proud to announce the signing of David Alaba, one of the most successful and prestigious players on the international scene". The note highlights the leadership and tactical versatility of the Austrian defender.

Alaba has signed a contract that will bind him to the white‑and‑black club until June 30, 2027. The statement describes him as a player of extraordinary technical quality, ready to contribute to Udine's project.

The defender commented on the official channels: "I have lived many experiences and have won a lot, but one thing has not changed: I want to win again. I want to compete again and achieve something special". He added that the coach clarified the role envisaged for him.

What a few days ago was considered a nonsensical transfer rumor turned out to be absolutely true in the reality of 2026, almost 2027. Udinese thus demonstrates the ability to turn a rumor into a concrete blow for Serie A.

With the arrival of David Alaba, Udinese aims to strengthen the defence and send a signal of ambition in the Italian top flight, confirming its market strategy.

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