Dani Alves settled his debt with Neymar’s father and received a harsh response – – 2024-04-14 22:50:39

Dani Alves is free. The footballer has left the Brians II prison, located in Barcelona, ​​after having been there for 14 months. He left in the company of two of his lawyers and a personal friend who was present the night the former winger sexually assaulted a young woman. All of this after payment of the million euros that the Provincial Court of Catalonia imposed on him as a requirement to be provisionally released until the sentence for sexual assault is final.

The former Brazilian footballer has a net worth of 55 million euros, according to an estimate made by Celebrity Net Worth. That is, the million euros demanded by the Barcelona Court would only represent 1.8% of his total assets. However, according to his lawyer, he is going through a “stifled economic situation” as his capital has been seized due to another case opened with his ex-wife Dinorah Santana. Hence the difficulty for the player to pay the bail. Even more so after learning that the father of his friend Neymar lent him a sum of 150,000 euros as compensation for the damage to the victim, which has meant a reduction in the sentence.

The father of the Santos star, Neymar da Silva, has been a central figure in the Dani Alves legal case. As reported by the defense lawyer, the defender who also wore the shirts of San Pablo, Sevilla, PSG and Juventus repaid the sum loaned by Neymar approximately a week ago, although no details were provided about how the payment was made. transaction.

This episode arises in the context of a legal process in which Dani Alves faced compensation of 150,000 euros as part of a court ruling, in which the father of his former partner initially intervened by facilitating the payment. The defense lawyer had argued that the player “lacked the financial resources to cover the compensation” demanded by the Provincial Court of Barcelona.

Subsequently, the judges of the Court imposed a bail of 1 million euros to guarantee Alves’ provisional freedom, which led to speculation about the possible financial intervention of Neymar’s father. However, through a statement published on his Instagram account, the Brazilian cleared up any doubt by stating that he “would not provide funds for bail,” arguing that this time the situation was different due to the existence of a court ruling.

“As everyone knows, at the beginning I helped Dani Alves, without any connection with any lawsuit. In this second moment, in a situation different from the previous one, in which the Spanish courts have already ruled in favor of the sentence, there is speculation and an attempt is made to associate my name and that of my son with a matter that today no longer concerns us. corresponds. I hope that Dani finds in his own family all the answers he is looking for. For us, for my family, the matter is over,” Neymar Sr. said in the letter.

The return of the 150,000 euros by Alves to Neymar Jr. marks a new development in this complex legal case that has maintained media attention in recent months.