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Former Football Star Dani Alves Finds Greater Joy in Faith Than Millions on the Field Dani Alves, former Barcelona footballer, says he was happier in prison earning 113 euros than as a millionaire player, crediting his Christian faith for his transformation after legal troubles and acquittal.
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What happened 01 Dani Alves was happier in prison earning 113 euros than as a millionaire footballer. 02 He faced rape charges, was convicted, then acquitted after trial. 03 After prison, Alves embraced Christianity and became a preacher. 04 He credits God for guiding him through his darkest times. 05 Alves played 408 games for Barcelona, winning six La Liga and three Champions League titles. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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