Alleged victim of Dani Alves looking to have footballer’s latest remarks stricken from the record.

Dani Alves, the Brazilian footballer who was charged with sexual assault in January, has been incarcerated in a Barcelona prison after twice being denied bail by the presiding judge in his case. However, last month, Alves claimed that he had consensual sex with the alleged victim in the Sutton nightclub in Barcelona, which was met with criticism on social media and the alleged victim herself. As reported by MD, the victim has requested that Alves’ claims be stricken from the record, as they are inconsistent with the physical evidence presented so far in the case.

One of the reasons for Alves’ previous claims being denied was due to the inconsistencies in his version of events. However, with no trial date in sight, Alves looks set to remain in prison for the foreseeable future as his case continues to roll on.

The case has sparked discussions about sexual assault allegations in the sports world, with many calling for a better system of accountability and transparency in these types of cases. It also highlights the importance of physical evidence in such cases, which can help determine the truth and provide justice for victims.

It remains to be seen how the case will unfold and what impact the alleged victim’s request to strike Alves’ remarks from the record will have on the proceedings. Nevertheless, it is a stark reminder of the importance of handling sexual assault allegations with care and sensitivity and ensuring that justice is served.