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Dani Alves Latest News And Who Is Dani Alves Wife?

Dani Alves is a very famous professional Brazilian footballer who plays for UNAM. Dani Alves is a Brazilian right-back player who played for Barcelona, Sevilla, and Bahia. He is considered one of the greatest full-backs of all time.  Dani Alves won almost every trophy in every country apart from the FIFA World Cup. Alves won 46 titles at the senior level and 47 official titles overall during his playing career. Dani Alves age 39, was born on 6 May 1983 in Juazeiro, State of Bahia, Brazil. Alves made his professional debut for Bahia in the 2001 Campeonato Brasileiro Série against Paraná Clube. Alves was the third-most expensive defender of all time. Dani Alves's salary was 155,000 EUR in 2022. Dani Alves's net worth is estimated to be $40 million.

Dani Alves's wife's name is Joana Sanz. Dani Alves is married twice. His first marriage was with Dinora Santana they married in the year 2008 but separated in the year 2011. After that in 2018 he exchanged vows with Joana Sanz in a private ceremony in Ibiza. Joana Sanz is a model and she is from Tenerife, Spain. Dani Alves has been blessed with two children from his first wife Dinora, Victoria Alves, and Daniel Alves. Recently, Dani Alves is arrested for the allegation of assault and sexual harassment by a woman. This happened in place at a popular Barcelona nightclub overnight from December 30-31. After that Brazilian soccer star, Dani Alves was sent to jail in Spain by the police. He is still in custody. Because of that Mexican team Club Universidad Nacional (UNAM) announced the immediate termination of Alves’ contract on Friday.

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hatsune miku and the pines twins, but everyone's brazilian

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Marta, a member of the Brazilian national team, said in an interview: "We already knew that playing against the USA was difficult because you have to play against them (the team) and usually against the referees as well." She was right here. There is no heroism or beauty in winning something when the structure benefits you. And there are still idiots who think that politics doesn't mix with the Olympics when USA even uses anti-doping as a political tool.

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Hot pretty boy

Ederson 🔥

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Team Brazil: You’ll be standing on the hall of fame

Overlay: mrtysaudios (tiktok)

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kakaday

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remember when Qatar confiscated a Pernambuco state flag 'cause they thought it was a queer flag?

I think about that a lot. It lives rent-free in my head.

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Zè Rafael

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Can you draw brazilian Pomni ?

Random but why not

Brazil has been taking L's recently

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Fabiano Borges for G Magazine.

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i can't believe the olympics are over where the fuck am i supposed to put all this energy for the next four years

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It took me a while but I finally got a video with good video quality (at some point the audio gets shit, but that's what I managed to find) of the speech Marta gave when receiving the honor during the FIFA The Best awards ceremony today.

(I did my best to translate, but it's worth remembering that my first language is Portuguese (BR) and I don't usually speak English that often, so the text/speech may contain some errors)

"I'm sorry, but I'm going to speak in Portuguese because I want you to understand what I want to say at this moment".

"It's always difficult to go on that stage and not get emotional. I was fortunate enough to receive the best player award a few times and I think it's much easier (to receive this award) because you'll base yourself on what you did throughout the year and thank your teammates, thank everyone staff, family, but this (the tribute) is, without a doubt, much more special, it's difficult to even find words, but I want that, just as I see in this tribute, I want all women to also be able to see a promising future where it is not only directed towards football, sport, but any activity because what we seek daily through what God destined us to do is to seek to make the world a better place for everyone without distinction. It's about seeking equality, respect and I leave this message here for all those who have the power to transmit this message through what you do: do it, do it because the next generations will thank you. They will thank a Ronaldo (R9), a Zagallo, they will thank a Pelé [...] They will thank Jenni (Hermoso), who I had the pleasure of playing with in 2013 and who has evolved so much and has been doing her job on and off the field as a citizen of the world. So I want to thank FIFA and the entire football community for the honor that I am receiving in life and still in activity and I want to say that this, without a doubt, is a great motivation for us to continue seeking to evolve, because there is always the to learn and in a year of the Olympics (it inspires me to) who knows, maybe not play another one. After that I'll have the answers as to whether I'm going to continue or not, but for now, thank you very much. I'm very happy, my heart is just grateful".