Joana Sanz publishes an emotional letter that Dani Alves sent her from prison: have they reconciled?

It takes more than seven months Dani Alves in provisional prison accused of an alleged rape of a young woman at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona at the end of last December.

During this time, his wife, Joana SanzHe asked for a divorce. However, as he reported, he has refused to accept the conditions of the young woman and, so far, they have not signed it.

In fact, it seems that the former FC Barcelona player is trying to win back the love of his still wife and has sent her a letter from the Brians II prison. The letter has been shared by the Canarian model herself on her social networks.

“I learned in all this madness that two are better than one… When one falls, the other lifts him up, when he is cold, the other warms him up. That’s how we are. Thank you for your resistance, thank you for your resilience, thank you for not giving up on me. I always said that you were what I always dreamed of, but now I say that you are more than I could dream of, “you can read in the text.

“I know you don’t like loneliness and I know how hard all this is for you, but everything will pass and we will grow stronger together. It’s amazing that I still have butterflies when I go to see you, it’s amazing that I feel so much love for you after so long… But even more incredible is knowing that you are there to correspond to all that. Whatever, wherever, whatever, but always with you. I love you forever,” he concludes.

Although Joana has not confirmed that this letter is from Alves, the Brazilian media have compared the letter with the letter that the athlete wrote last March and with the text that Sanz shared to announce their separation and ensure that it was written by him.

In addition, Joana has added a video of the concert of Raw Alejandro in Barcelona singing Hayami Hanathe song that the Puerto Rican dedicated to Rosalía after their breakup. “Everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows, everybody knows, they know, they know damn,” Sanz wrote in the post. Will there be reconciliation?