Joana Sanz: Dani Alves’ Wife Kicked Out of Footballer’s House by Ex Wife

• Joana Sanz has been forced to leave Dani Alves' apartment
• The Spanish model has reportedly requested a divorce after the footballer's alleged abuse
• Dani Alves has been accused of assaulting a woman in a club in Barcelona in December 2022

Dani Alves' wife Joana Sanz has reportedly been compelled to leave the footballer's apartment after making it clear that she has moved on from the ex-Barcelona defender.

The Brazil international was arrested and detained in prison without bail, after being accused of assaulting a lady at a Barcelona nightclub last year December.

The Tenerife-born model then asked for a divorce after Alves reportedly admitted that he agreed to make love with his accuser - having initially denied he knew her.

As reported by Spanish outlet Sport, Sanz asked her lawyers to begin the process of filing for divorce from Alves.

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The reports further claim that the Spanish beauty was left devastated by her husband's assault charge, forcing her to part ways with the footballer, although the divorce has not been signed yet, Marca claims.

The Madrid-based Publication further states that 29-year-old Sanz wasn't given the option of staying at Alves' house, reportedly being urged to pack her bags.

The report added that Dinora Santana, the mother of Dani Alves' children, was the one who forced Joana Sanz to leave the house.

Dani Alves begs wife

According to Spanish TV programme El Programa de Ana Rosa, Alves contacted Sanz through a phone call. The defender reportedly told his lover that he does not want to lose her.

The Spanish model is said to be open to hearing his side, but as of the moment, she is still steadfast in her plan to file for divorce.

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Dani Alves’s contract terminated

Earlier, Sports Brief reported on Mexican club, Pumas terminating the contract of Alves, following the latest scandal involving the veteran defender.

The 39-year-old has been arrested in Spain after he was accused of assaulting a woman in a Barcelona nightclub in December last year.

Pumas chairman, Leopoldo Silva, announced in a statement to the press on January 20 that the veteran Brazilian was no longer part of the club.