The Brazilian Dani Alves, the soccer player with the most titles in history, will return to fulfill his contract with the Pumas UNAM of Mexican soccer, in the midst of an accusation for an alleged sexual assault on a woman in a nightclub in Barcelona, Spain.
“We are going to the second ’round’ with the confidence and personality that characterize us. Always positive and wanting to change the history of the ‘PEOPLE’. See you soon @pumasmx ‘boyzz’”, was part of the text with which the winger accompanied a photo of him with the feline shirt.
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Alves, who in May will be 40 years oldit’s found on vacation after that in Qatar 2022 He played his third World Cup with the Brazilian team. On his days off, the Spanish newspaper ABC reported that a woman accused the former Barcelona player He groped her inside her underwear.
The probable victim went to denounce the winner of three European Champions Leagues to the Catalan policewhich according to the aforementioned media investigate Alves.
The Olympic champion with Brazil in Tokyo 2020 He denied having assaulted the woman and instead used his social networks hours later to clear up the rumors. from the Mexican press, which put Alves out of the Pumas.
“I don’t know what kind of men they are used to dealing with, but this one here is a badass who never gives up (…) All change requires adaptation, whatever they are called. But acceptance, knowledge and learning are points of departure of the intelligent ”, added the former Sevilla footballer in his message.
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The Pumas began their preseason for the Clausura 2023 tournament on November 3when Dani Alves was concentrating with Brazil to play Qatar 2022.
In Qatar, Alves played two games, one as a starter, but did not win one of the titles that he has been denied in his laureate career, the World Cup, as the Brazilians were eliminated in the quarterfinals against Croatia.
Dani Alves arrived at the Pumas in July 2022, as the star reinforcement of the Mexican league in the summer transfer market.
