More than two months after arrest Daniel Alves for the alleged sexual assault of a 23-year-old girl in a nightclub in Barcelonaadaptation of the player in prison Brian 2 he would have tried his best and would have already started a new business.
According to ElCaso.com, Since Alves arrived at the prison, T-shirt requests have quadrupled. The business will be to give Alves the Barcelona shirts to sign.
According to the information, one of the prisoners has an urgent order to move around the prison to collect FC Barcelona shirts belonging to the prisoners, to then deliver them to a former UNAM Pumas player in Mexico and ask him to sign.
This man collects the shirts and takes them to cell 13 where Alves is being held. After receiving an autograph, he returns them one by one to different rooms in the prison. Since this is a business, it should be well received. The prisoner transporter takes a commission for each prisoner and collects it in the form of cigarettes or necessary products inside the prison.
How do prisoners get T-shirts? Clothes are sent by relatives or asked by prisoners through courier services.
Alves has almost three months since he was placed in pre-trial detention for allegedly raping and beating a 23-year-old woman on the night of December 30, 2022, in the bathrooms of the VIP area of the Sutton nightclub.
Since his arrival, and despite some problems in his personal life, such as his divorce from model Joana Sanz, Alves’ adaptation has already been exemplary. It was recently revealed that the Brazilian is responsible for organizing football teams and matches in prison.
Source: La Opinion
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