Reports that Memphis paid Alves €1M bail fee denied

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Former Brazilian footballer Dani Alves has been released from prison on bail after posting a €1m fee, as he awaits the resolution of his appeal against a four and a half year sentence for rape. 

Depay and Alves briefly played together for Barcelona between November 2021 and July 2022, after the latter returned to the club following his hugely successful first spell at the Nou Camp.

There had been reports from La Vanguardia that a group of Alves’ friends had put into a pot to provide the money for Alves, who is currently unable to access his fortune of over €50m. This was then built upon by TUDN Mexico, who claimed that Atletico Madrid forward Memphis Depay was one of those who had contributed.

Memphis Depay's agent has denied that the Atletico Madrid forward paid Dani Alves' €1m (£850,000) bail to enable the Barcelona icon to walk out of prison on Monday.


Comments

  1. Thomas Katinji30 March 2024 at 01:41

    He must face the law

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  2. Chippie30 March 2024 at 01:42

    Alves must be in prison

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  3. Josephine Balakasi30 March 2024 at 01:43

    Complicated 😔

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  4. Kelvin Saka30 March 2024 at 01:44

    😔😔😔 no one is perfect

    ReplyDelete

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