The sentences to Dani Alves y Robinho Due to sexual abuse, football shook the world. On March 20 it was announced that the former player of the Real Madrid must serve his sentence in Tremembé, the famous prison, in Brazil. On the other hand, the former player of Barcelona He was provisionally released after paying 1.1 million euros in bail, after more than a year behind bars.
One of those who spoke on the subject was a former teammate of the two on the Brazil team: Felipe Melo. The midfielder was blunt and said in an interview with Globo Sporte: “I have a 15-year-old daughter. If they had done it with my daughter, I don’t think I would be here to give them this interview.”
The Fluminense player shared the squad with the two convicted in the World Cup South Africa 2010. He explained that “no one is obligated to talk about it,” but that he does.”because there is no problem“and added: “I think we have to respect human beings, to women and to the men.”
He also explained what the moment was when he found out the news: “It came like a bomb, but They have to pay for what they did. “If they are convicted, they will have to pay for it.” Felipe Melo He hopes that this serves as an example so that these cases do not continue to occur.
However, he hopes that once they serve their sentence they can be “resocialized“. “This is very serious. You have to pay, and after you pay the fine and leave, you have to be resocialized,” but he anticipates that it is very likely that They can no longer play football.
“Nor can they close the doors to them, because they have paid. By the law of men, they have paid. They have to pay“said the champion of America in relation to the possibility that they can once again be part of a society.
Dani Alves was released on parole after paying one million euros. Photo: EFE.
On the other hand, he referred to Dani Alves’ release on bail. “I don’t think it’s long enough. Daniel Alves is already out of jail. I don’t think it’s enough for someone who he did this to a woman. Imagine the girl’s feelings,” Melo said.
The player concluded the interview with a reflection: “We can’t get into anyone’s head. Yes we have the duty to educate our children, and this also has a lot to do with education. Educate our sons and daughters so that this does not happen.”
The statements of Felipe Melo are added to those of Danilo in the run-up to the match between Brazil and England, this Saturday, when he called on the senior team and the youth teams to “be aware of these situations so that they do not happen again” and to reflect on a situation that all women live.
2024-03-27 21:00:07
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