The defense of Dani Alves continues to seek the provisional release of the footballer while waiting for the trial to be held for the alleged rape of a 23-year-old girl in the early morning of December 30 in a private bathroom at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona. On Monday, the defendant offered a new statement on the facts in court after the contradictory versions that he declared last January.
In his statement, the former Barça player explained that the sexual relationship he had on December 30 with the young woman who denounced him was consented to and that it took place after they met in the VIP area of the Sutton nightclub and verified that there was mutual interest between them. and sexual tension from the beginning. But a few days later, another element has been added that could be key to an eventual release from prison before the trial, the attachment to the city of Barcelona.
The separation from his wife Joana Sanz made this justification of roots more difficult to obtain provisional freedom, but now it has been known that the soccer player's children, Victoria and Dani, the result of his previous marriage to Dinorah Santana, will move to Barcelona to study the following school year. As the Y Ahora Sonsoles program progressed, her two children have already closed their enrollment to continue their studies at St Peter's School, an international private school with a long history in the Catalan capital.
The journalist Carlos Quílez has explained that due to this new element it is intended to justify that the Brazilian's roots in our country continue to be just as strong as when he had a relationship with the Canarian model Joana Sanz. "In this way he is going to try to argue and request provisional release, but with charges," Quílez added.
The same sources have pointed out that this was already the initial idea that the family had, since the adolescents planned to study a course at an international school to continue their training, and finally Barcelona has been the place chosen to also be with their father. , where he has established his residence.
For her part, Joana Sanz has started a new life, as she is immersed in her work as she showed on her social networks. But the Canary Islands decided a few weeks ago to stop sharing content about her life on the networks and thus ask the media for greater privacy about her movements. "Given the media harassment to which I am subjected, I have decided to stop using my social networks," she wrote in a statement.
