3 Conditions Applied For Dani Alves’ Bail From Jail- Here’s Everything We Know So Far

Former FC Barcelona Dani Alves is expected to be released on bail. The Brazilian player was recently sentenced to prison for four and a half years last year after his case got a hearing. However, according to reports, the player is now eligible for bail on certain conditions.

The reports also suggest that the courts released Alves provisionally with a bail fee of $1.08 million. Therefore, we look at the three conditions on which they granted bail to the Brazilian.

Provisions under which Dani Alves has been granted bail

1. Cannot leave the country

According to reports, the court has restricted the soccer player’s privilege to travel. As per this condition, reports suggest that he will have to hand over his Brazilian and Spanish passports. It will also mean that Alves cannot enter his home country or even leave Spain, the current nation he resides in. Earlier, Alves was rejected bail for being a flight risk and moving away from Spain.

2. He must also show up at the court often

Another critical prerequisite for Dani Alves is to present himself to the court every week. Moreover, it is not fixed, as Dani Alves should be readily available to appear any time the court calls him. Reports suggest that Alves is ready to cooperate with the conditions set. The 40-year-old reportedly assured of staying in Spain and stated, “I believe in justice. I’m not going to run away and I will be at the disposal of the court until the end.”

3. He cannot approach the victim

Another condition for Alves is that he cannot approach the victim. The court has granted permission for his bail, provided he does not try to contact the victim or go near her vicinity. Reports state that he is also not permitted to be less than a kilometer from the victim, whether near her home, place of work, or other places she visits often.

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These were the conditions under which the former Juventus player was released. Subsequently, the former Barcelona player will wait for the confirmation of his trial during this time. What do you think of Dani Alves’ bail conditions? Let us know in the comments. 

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