The days go by and
Dani Alves
is still on the lips of the entire world.
The Brazilian has been imprisoned for almost a week in the Brians 2 prison in Barcelona, after a complaint of
sexual assault
led to his immediate arrest at the Mossos d'Esquadra de Les Corts police station.
As he continues to investigate his case,
what are his days in jail like?
Here, the details.
The Sutton nightclub, where the events took place.
The 39-year-old footballer has not had access to a bail payment and is awaiting the appeal of his lawyer Cristóbal Martell, who has until January 31 to present it.
Meanwhile, he tries to get used to his new life
of him sharing a cell with an old acquaintance, keeping himself in shape and with a special treatment that he doesn't like among the inmates...
In this regard, several local and Brazilian media are following his schedule behind bars with great expectation and La Vanguardia, through testimonies from "multiple sources, official and unofficial, inside and outside the prison," published an article in the one that specifies "an adaptation that is being exemplary".
However, he has already had ups and downs with other prisoners.
A Brians 2 cell, according to the prison's website.
First game in prison
The good news for him is that his great sports career generated a lot of expectation and he was asked to be part of soccer matches.
According to the aforementioned media, Alves - accused of raping a 23-year-old girl at the Sutton nightclub on December 30 -
has already played his first meeting with the other inmates last Thursday.
The man born in Juazeiro was in full swing after being part of the 2022 Qatar World Cup and returning to Pumas de México, a club that terminated his contract when the news broke.
Dani Alves taken to prison.
The anger of other inmates
The bad step that Dani Alves took would be linked to the special treatment he receives.
Apparently, Sunday is the only day that inmates can receive visitors, but the Brazilian would be being granted contact with people from abroad on days that are not allowed,
something that has annoyed several inmates.
It was public that his brothers and his mother quickly traveled to Catalonia to see him.
Ney Alves, Dani's brother, came out in defense of the footballer: "It's a trap"
The shopping list
Pumas terminated Alves.
Prisoners have access to a card whose balance is charged by their relatives and has a cap of 100 euros per week.
That can be spent in a store located near the different modules and from Spain it came out how the former PSG, Juventus and Barcelona spent it.
The program managed by the Secretary of Penitentiary Institutions also puts detainees to work in pairs to manage said food store and the journalist Silvia Álamo revealed that
the defender paid 17.33 euros in the following products
: six yogurts for 50 cents, four tuna cans for 88 cents, a shampoo for 2.42 euros;
a deodorant for 2.39;
and four energy drinks for 1.5.
Of course, the right side looks very droopy and the aforementioned reporter warned that she refuses to have information about the outside since she does not want to find out about the global and negative repercussion of her case.
Did he lie about his salary?
In December he was part of the World Cup.
It would not be the first time that his testimony is contradicted in this case.
The Spanish newspaper Sport published part of Dani Alves' story before the Catalan police.
Among the main excerpts, the winger talks about his salary at Pumas and the figures would not be entirely accurate.
The aforementioned media mentions that the former Juventus
claimed that he earned only 10% of his real salary at the Mexican club
and that he was immediately corrected by the delegate who led the deposition, who had a copy of the player's contract in his hands.
The 39-year-old player went so far as to say that he earned 30,000 euros a month, but the amount the winger receives monthly would be 300,000 euros.
In addition to this amount, Alves still has monthly salaries to collect from San Pablo, his former club.
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