Alaba's agent: He will continue playing; he's in excellent form right now.

David Alaba's father and agent, George, confirmed on Tuesday that his son currently has no plans to retire.

The 34-year-old Alaba primarily plays as a center-back, but can also play as a left-back, central midfielder, and other positions. He previously played for Bayern Munich, Hoffenheim, and Real Madrid, winning 4 Champions League titles, 3 Club World Cup titles, 3 UEFA Super Cup titles, 10 Bundesliga titles, 6 German Cup titles, 5 German Super Cup titles, 2 La Liga titles, 1 Copa del Rey title, and 1 Spanish Super Cup title.

At the national team level, Alaba has also achieved remarkable results. To date, he has made 117 appearances for Austria, scoring 15 goals and providing 23 assists.

However, Alaba has been unemployed since leaving Real Madrid in June of this year. During this period, he has been linked with several clubs, including Lazio, Club America, Union Berlin, and Vienna.

With no new club yet to be finalized, speculation has arisen that Alaba might retire. However, George firmly denied this in an interview with the Austrian newspaper Kronen Zeitung on Tuesday: "I'm very certain he will continue playing. He will continue his career."

As for Alaba's next destination, George did not reveal specific details. He only stated, "We have received a large number of inquiries from the United States, Europe, and even around the world. He will announce his next plans soon. He is currently in excellent condition."

"Vienna, Austria? Alaba did receive a call from them. They hope Alaba will return to his homeland, and the player himself is also willing to do so. However, it's too early for him right now. He still has many goals to achieve in the world of football."

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