Daniel Alves shares a cell with a Brazilian and has a routine without privileges

Pre-trial detained since last Friday (20), Daniel Alves was transferred on Monday (23) from Brians 1 prison to Brians 2, which is next door, in Barcelona, ​​to ensure his safety and “normal coexistence” , according to the Spanish press. Inmate in a module destined for accused of sexual assaults, the right-back shares a six-square-metre cell with another Brazilian, named Coutinho.

According to information and sources heard by the Spanish newspaper El Periódicothe Brazilian will play an important role in Daniel Alves’ coexistence in Spain.

“The role of Alves’ cellmate is very important, given the resounding decision of the judge and the extensive, documented and detailed investigation”, they state.

The company of a Brazilian by his side in his cell will be essential for Daniel Alves to adapt to prison. The player’s unprivileged routine in Brians 2 starts at 8:00 am and ends only at 10:00 pm (local time), when all the module’s lights go out. The prison is considered almost a city, with a medical office, occupational workshops, cafeteria, living room, hairdressing salon, educational rooms, playground, gym, sports field and garden areas for walking.

In addition, it is not yet known how long Daniel Alves should remain in preventive custody, pending trial. This can take up to four, under Spanish law. In the decision of judge Maria Oncepción Canton Martín, the risk of fleeing was placed as a reason for the player to be detained, since the athlete no longer lives in Spain and has the financial resources to leave the country at any time.