Joana Sanz mistakenly leaks the love letter that Dani Alves has sent her from prison: “I want to take all the paths with you”

She intended to share it with her group of closest friends but an oversight led her to publish it on her Instagram account. She sees it and deletes it, but it's too late: the letter has reached the Internet. Joana Sanz returns to the eye of the hurricane after leaking the love letter with which Dani Alves He surprised her for Valentine's Day: “I want to take all the paths with you.”

The footballer continues to be in love with the Tenerife model, as he let her know last Valentine's Day through this letter: “Within my imperfection I learned that I cannot dedicate my time to what was, but to transforming my energy in what is and what is not. What I dreamed of and what I continue to dream of: I want to take all the paths with you,” he wrote. “I didn't have the wrong woman… Yes, it was you. Yes, it is you and it will always be you”.

Alves continues: “There is not a single day, not a single moment, not a single plan that you are not there”. The Brazilian recognizes that he asks God “so that the day may come when I can see you wake up. Nostalgia is not being able to do so now. I love you and I feel you”. A declaration of love that Joana published by mistake and deleted seconds later. This Monday, the model appeared very serious and she did not want to make statements about the state of her relationship with the footballer.

Seen for sentence

Alves is accused of sexually assaulting a 23-year-old girl on December 30, 2022 at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona. The trial took place on February 5 and lasted three days. The accused testified last, after the victim and the witnesses, and insisted on her innocence. He claimed that sexual relations had been “spoiled” and he even pointed out that it was the girl who took the lead at all times.

The footballer alleged that he had consumed a lot of alcohol that night and revealed, through tears, that he is completely ruined after having lost his contract with the Pumas of Mexico and all his sports sponsorships: “I have lost everything: my contract with the Pumas, the sponsorships, the advertising… Everything.” The case is being heard for sentencing. The Prosecutor's Office requests nine years in prison for the Brazilian.