Dani Alves won 70 million in Pumas and now that's how he earns money in prison

Pumas surprised all soccer fans after signing the Brazilian Dani Alves, one of the best players in the history of FC Barcelona signed a one-year contract with the League MX team and had a salary of 70 million pesos for two seasons.

Dani Alves entered prison after being accused of sexually assaulting a young woman in a bar in Barcelona. This caused him to be fired from the Pumas club in the MX League and his defense works so that he can go free without charges.

Now the player is waiting for the trial to find out if he is guilty or innocent, without a doubt Alves is going through the most complicated moment of his life. Now from prison he has started an amazing new business.

Since Alves' arrival at the prison, the reception by the rest of the prisoners has been good and, being a well-known figure in the world of football, he has started a league in which different teams compete. According to information from Elcaso.com, orders for soccer jerseys have increased considerably since the Brazilian was imprisoned.

In addition, the traffic of FC Barcelona shirts signed by Dani Alves has increased. This business has grown a lot and has the permission of the authorities so that the Brazilian and the prisoners can work without problems.

DanI Alves expects to be sentenced

These shirts are sent to relatives and friends of the prisoners, but the Brazilian charges them a commission for giving them his signature and a message, as well as giving them other products such as tobacco. Dani Alves expects the trial to take place but it could take a year and a half.