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While the Catalan press indicated that he had paid bail of one million euros for Dani Alves, Neymar's father vigorously denied the information this Thursday.
On Wednesday, and although sentenced at first instance to four and a half years in prison for rape, Dani Alves obtained conditional release while awaiting his appeal trial. Except that the former FC Barcelona player must pay a deposit of one million euros to do this and he cannot do it himself because his assets have been frozen, as part of a financial dispute with his ex-wife. The same day, La Vanguardia assured that the Neymar clan would put their hand in their pocket to help Alves' release. Information that made the father of “Ney” jump.
This Thursday, Neymar Senior grabbed his keyboard to post an angry message on social networks, thereby providing a clear and clear denial of the Catalan newspaper's assertion: “ As everyone knows, initially I helped Dani Alves, without there being any connection with the legal proceedings. »
“For us, the subject is closed”
And Neymar’s father continued: “ Secondly, in a situation different from the previous one, in which the Spanish justice had already decided on the conviction, they speculate and try to associate my name and that of my son on a subject which no longer concerns us today . I hope Daniel finds all the answers he seeks with his own family. For us, for my family, the subject is closed. Period. »
The focus is therefore made. As a reminder, the Neymar clan's help to Dani Alves initially consisted of providing the latter with the services of a lawyer. The day after the court's decision to grant this famous provisional release against payment, the former Brazilian international is still sleeping in prison. The date of his appeal trial is not yet known.
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