He just got out of jail and the first thing Dani Alves did, no one can believe it

Dani Alves spent just over a year in prison in the city of Barcelona

28/03/2024, 07:24 PM +00:00

Dani Alves, the former FC Barcelona and Brazil national team player, was recently released from prison in Spain, after the corresponding authorities ruled to grant him bail, a decision that caused great controversy, as the Brazilian was sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison after being found guilty of abusing a woman in December 2022.

Alves, who had been in jail in the city of Barcelona for a little over a year, had to pay one million euros to be released from prison. According to several reports, Atletico Madrid's Dutch soccer player, Memphis Depay, was reportedly the one who helped him post bail so that he could be released, although Depay's representative has come out to deny this version, so it remains a rumor. However, Depay was not the first to help Alves, as weeks earlier Neymar had paid 150,000 euros to compensate the victim, which helped Alves' sentence to be less severe.

However, all this has generated a lot of controversy, which has only increased after the Spanish newspaper Marca, revealed what Dani Alves did on his first night out of jail. According to Marca, a few hours after his release from prison, the Brazilian had a party at his house, which ended at 5 am.

The party in question would have been to celebrate his father's birthday and would have been attended by friends of the Alves family and the former player himself. This has generated a lot of criticism towards Dani Alves in social networks, although there are also those who defend that having been released, he can do whatever he wants as long as he does not break the rules imposed by the Spanish authorities.

Dani Alves' track record

Until not many years ago, Dani Alves was the player with the most titles in the history of FC Barcelona. He played for the Culés from 2008 to 2016 and returned to play one more season in 2022. As a Barça player, Alves won 25 titles, including three Champions League titles.