Dani Alves reappears and already has a new job, after his release from prison: this is his business

The Brazilian was imprisoned at the beginning of 2023 after the sexual assault of a young woman at the Sutton nightclub and was found guilty of four and a half years in prison by the Barcelona Court.

The former soccer player’s defense obtained provisional release for the former player with a bail of one million euros.

Dani Alves is looking to rebuild his life after spending a year in prison and ending his football career. There is even talk of a reconciliation with Joana Sanz, his partner and with whom they were on the verge of divorce.
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At the time, the model had taken a position while the case was being resolved: separating from the Brazilian. But his plans changed and He gave another chance to Alves, who upon leaving prison went to the mansion he shares with Sanz.
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​This reconciliation has cost Joana a lot of criticism, who recently vented her anger after the numerous attacks she received online:
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“We take too lightly attacking in the media, insulting through a social network or trying to ruin another person’s life simply because you have contrary opinions. Those of you who do it are no better people than those who murder at gunpoint. Let’s not forget that words do the same damage as wielding a knife, he said.

Now it has become known that the Brazilian started a new project and is linked to sport. According to the bulletin of the Spanish Commercial Registry, the company was registered OQP Sport & Management, whose administrator and sole partner is Dani Alves.

(Also: Dani Alves: Joana Sanz speaks for the first time about the ‘bad’ relationship with the former player’s family)

Alves incorporated this new company last month, and did so with a share capital of 30,000 euros, according to reports from Spain.

With this company, Alves seeks the management of image rights and the advice and representation of athletes.