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Dani Alves is a former professional footballer who played for clubs such as Barcelona, Juventus and PSG. He currently works as an evangelical preacher in Brazil.
Dani Alves, like many other Brazilian footballers, also supports Flavio Bolsonaro in the October 25th ballot.
In a video that went viral, the former Barcelona, Juventus and Paris Saint Germain star, now an evangelical pastor, defined his gesture as the fruit of "the politics of obedience".
"I make my choice according to the policy of obedience. In recent days the Holy Spirit has whispered to me your name, Bolsonaro, and your number twice. So, don't worry. Stay humble", said the former player wearing the green and gold shirt of the Selecao.
In the past, Alves was sentenced in Spain to 14 months in prison for raping a girl in a nightclub in Barcelona. He was acquitted in the second instance, then returned to Brazil and became a famous evangelical preacher.
During the video, the former player also quoted biblical passages and addressed direct messages to Flávio Bolsonaro, explaining how necessary a change is in the country.

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