All the details of the alleged sexual assault of Dani Alves in Barcelona: he is being investigated

The Catalan authorities have opened an investigation against the former Barça winger after being accused of an alleged sexual assault. The events would have occurred during the early hours of December 30 in Barcelona, ​​according to the complaint collected by the Mossos d’Esquadra.

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According to collect ABCa woman accused Dani Alves (39) of touching and having put his hand inside her underwear at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona, ​​located in the central Tuset street. This woman alerted her friends to what had happened and they notified the local security, which was in charge of notifying the Barcelona Police.

Police sources detail to said newspaper that the woman, who underwent a medical examination but has not yet formalized the complaint, was “very nervous” when she recounted the facts to the agents. At the time of the statement, the Club Universidad Nacional player was no longer in the nightclub. The environment of the Brazilian soccer player, for their part, has denied the facts through the same newspaper.

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Alves has not ruled on what happened. A few hours ago, on the other hand, he wrote a message on Instagram about the new sports year: “I only ask this year for health to be able to continue doing what I love, with the people who want to try it. You don’t become winners or champions by listening to what others think other than you or talking too much”. He also wrote, in another post: “Why not be kind to others instead of continually trying to hurt them?”

The player announced his departure from Barça in June last year after a much less golden second stage at the Catalan club and in July he signed for the Mexican Pumas, where he did not have a particularly good first semester.