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Dani Alves' Surprising Sentence: "In Argentina They Have Not Treated Messi as He Deserved"

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The former Barça player has traveled to Argentina to participate in a meeting as an evangelical preacher

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Dani Alves left his sports career to focus on the religious one. The former player of Barcelona went to Argentina to follow his career as a preacher, as he has done in recent years. However, on his arrival in the country albiceleste, he lived a comic moment with a group of journalists by making a curious comparison with his double with Leo Messi and his love with Christ. For some time he left behind his football life, even though a year ago he b…

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The former Barça player has traveled to Argentina to participate in a meeting as an evangelical preacher

·Madrid, Spain
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Former Brazil national team defender Dani Alves, now an evangelical pastor, participated in a charity event held in Argentina and spoke about his thoughts on football and Christianity. Spanish media outlet Marca reported this on the 20th.

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Dani Alves is currently in Argentina participating in talks as an evangelical preacher. Leo Messi's former companion reflected on the impact of his faith and his friendship with the forward.After a few days in Salta, the former player questioned the deal Messi received with the Argentine team, especially when he did not win the titles expected: "In Argentina they have not treated him as he deserved." Alves, too, highlighted the ability of the In…

The former Brazilian footballer praised his former partner from Barcelona during a visit to Salta, where he also spoke about his experience in prison and his religious conversion.The entry Dani Alves questioned the treatment Messi received in Argentina was first published in Diario San Rafael.

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diariosanrafael.com.ar broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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