Gym, swimming pool and 30 rooms for conjugal visits: this is the prison where Dani Alves is awaiting trial

The arrest and imprisonment of Dani Alves, accused of allegedly raping a young woman in a Barcelona nightclub on December 30, continues to give much to talk about.

Dani Alves after being transferred from prison for security reasons, the former Pumas, PSG and Barcelona player is now in a much more comfortable place, in a cell that even has a private shower.

As reported, the Brazilian was transferred to the Brians 2 prison in Barcelona, ​​a complex inaugurated in 2007, with the aim of giving inmates a more intimate space, reports MSN.

Witness reveals that Dani Alves groped her violently in a Barcelona nightclub before the alleged sexual assault

This is the jail where Dani Alves is awaiting trial

• Made up of 14 residential modules, each with three floors and 72 cells.
• Brians 2 has various amenities for inmates, such as: medical office, workshops, dining rooms, hairdresser’s, and other services.
• As for the cells, they are for one or two people, and have their own shower, to prevent attacks among the inmates.

What is the fortune of Dani Alves, accused of sexual assault in Barcelona?

various sports fields

• As for the sports facilities that the 14-hectare complex has, it has an indoor track, three mini-fronton courts, an indoor gym and a swimming pool.
• Inmates also have a library, terraces for outdoor activities, 30 family visiting rooms, 30 conjugal visiting rooms and two videoconference rooms.

On this occasion, it is the Spanish outlet El Correo that revealed the strategy followed by the Mossos d’Esquadra (the regional police of Catalonia) to get the Brazilian soccer player to return to Spain to make a voluntary statement, the newspaper Marca de España publishes.

Dani Alves will continue in the Brians 2 prison, while he awaits a trial for his alleged sexual assault on a 23-year-old girl at the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona.

A case of which more information is becoming known every day, such as the statements of the victim, who gave a “forceful” and “persistent” account according to the judge, the changing testimony of the footballer.

As well as different evidence such as the images recorded at the party or his tattoo that was recognized by the young woman, as judicial sources assure El Mundo.

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