Ex-Barcelona and Brazilian national team defender Dani Alves, suspected of rape and imprisoned, played his first football match in Barcelona's Brians 2 prison.
According to Marca, the event caused a wave of excitement among other prisoners who wanted to watch the most titled football player in history play.
According to the newspaper, the Brazilian has perfectly adapted in the cell, he bought basic necessities with his prison card. The purchase, which cost the 39-year-old footballer 100 euros, included several cans of tuna, yogurt, shampoo, deodorant and several energy drinks.
Earlier it became known that Alves shared a cell with Brazilian Coutinho, also convicted of rape and previously working as a bodyguard for another legendary Brazilian player, Ronaldinho.
Alves' last club was Mexico's Pumas, which terminated the Brazilian veteran's contract amid a sex scandal.