To watch the 2019 Copa America, sign up for ESPN+. ESPN FC's Craig Burley says Brazil were "aided and abetted" by Peru's defensive lapses throughout their 5-0 win in Sao Paolo. Dani Alves announced he was leaving Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday, just hours after captaining Brazil to a 5-0 win over Peru in the Copa America and chipping in with a goal.The flamboyant full-back joined the French club in 2017 after spells at Sevilla, Barcelona and Juventus, but he did not say what his next move would be after leaving Paris."Another cycle in my life ends today, a victorious cycle, one of learning and experiences," Alves, 36, wrote on Instagram. View this post on Instagram Hoje fecho mais um ciclo na minha vida, um ciclo de vitória, de aprendizados e de experiências. Gostaria de agradecer a família PSG pela oportunidade de juntos construir uma página na história desse clube. Gostaria de agradecer a todos e sobre tudo ao staff pelo carinho, pelo respeito, pela cumplicidade demostrada desde o primeiro dia... vocês fazem esse clube um pouco mais especial. Foram dois anos de resiliência e reinventares contínuos para cumprir com a minha missão, porém na vida tudo tem um começo, um meio, um final e hoje chegou o momento de colocar esse ponto final aqui. Peço-lhes desculpas se em algum momento não estive a altura, peço-lhes desculpas se em algum momento cometir alguma falha, apenas tentavam dá o meu melhor. Obrigado a todos os companheiros pelos momentos vividos, pelas risadas juntos, pelos enfados também que vossos espíritos preguiçosos me fizeram passar.>#>* Se vocês um dia me recordarem, que seja como o GOOD CRAZY de cada dia, com um belo sorriso no rosto, com uma energia pura de alma, como um profissional trabalhador e compromissado com os objetivos.... como alguém que apenas quis que vocês fossem melhores a cada dia e que tentou fazê-los entender o verdadeiro significado da palavra equipe. "Um grande abraço a todos e espero que não sintam muita falta das minhas loucuras>#==" Com muito carinho GoodCrazy!! #GoodCrazyMood>* A post shared by DanialvesD2 My Twitter (@danialves) on Jun 22, 2019 at 8:02pm PDT "I would like to thank the PSG...

Julien Laurens discusses the race for Matthijs de Ligt as Juventus have reportedly swooped in to challenge PSG for the 19-year-old Ajax defender.

ESPN FC's Julien Laurens breaks down Neymar and Antoine Griezmann's respective wage bills and doesn't see a way Barcelona could afford them both.

Raf Honigstein and Craig Burley discuss the impact Manchester United's reported summer budget of £100 million will have on their summer plans. The transfer window is open. Click here to review all the latest transfers. And keep up to date with the latest gossip below.When does the window open in Europe? | QUIZ: Which club should you join?TOP STORY: Barca want Neymar AND GriezmannBarcelona want to sign Neymar AND Antoine Griezmann this summer, according to a report in Spain. While Real Madrid have been busy making moves in the market, Barca have kept quiet but if they get their way, two of world football's biggest stars...

It sure seemed like everything changed in August 2017, didn't it?Before then, there was an established food chain in soccer's transfer market: Barcelona and Real Madrid at the top, and then everyone else. Those two clubs were as rich as anyone and for the most part, it seemed like it was every elite soccer player's goal to end up in the Spanish capital or Catalonia. Once you got there, you only left when you weren't needed anymore.In this century, the only star who left either club in his...

ESPN FC's La Liga correspondent Sid Lowe delves into the intricacies of player-swap deals and why they've become increasingly difficult to pull off.