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The Pumas UNAM of Mexican soccer

have asked the Brazilian Dani Alves

, who was fired on January 20, compensation of 5 million dollars for violating a conduct clause in his contract when he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a Barcelona nightclub.

The cats terminated Alves' contract the

same day he was arrested in the Catalan city

since the board of directors of the university team considered that his alleged sexual assault "harmed the philosophy" of the club.

According to the media outlet UOL Sporte, in addition to the termination of the contract on January 20, the Pumas executives also sent Alves an email in which they

informed him of his departure from the team

and requested million-dollar compensation.

The Pumas demand payment for the conduct clause in the contract in which they could penalize the former Barcelona winger for

"participation in doping cases",

"in any scandal that becomes public" or in "any act that is considered offense under the law of the country in which it took place".

According to UOL, the Mexico City-based team mentioned to Alves in the email that it is willing to take

legal action, before FIFA or any other court,

in the event that the ex-Barcelonista refuses to deposit the 5 million euros. Dollars.

At the moment, neither the Pumas nor Alves

have issued any official comment on

the matter.

Dani Alves remains detained in a

Barcelona prison for allegedly raping a woman

in the bathrooms of a Barcelona nightclub.

Hours after the accusation against Alves was made public, the South American traveled to Mexico to join the Pumas, in what was the

most relevant contract in the transfer market for

the summer of 2022.

However, the Brazilian received special permission to travel to Barcelona to attend the funeral of his mother-in-law, mother of the Spanish model Joana Sanz.

The Pumas expected the return of Alves

on January 17

and according to press reports, the Brazilian never informed the Pumas that he would extend his stay in Barcelona.

The Brazilian's impact

was not positive on the field for the Pumas

since in their first tournament, the cats occupied the penultimate place in the Apertura classification, outside the fight for the title.

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