Dani Alves remains true to his habit of responding to the criticism he receives no matter where they come from, this time his response was towards the legendary Rivaldo, who recently questioned the fact that the full-back signed with Pumas UNAM of Liga MX.
In an interview with the ‘TUDN’ media outlet, Rivaldo let it be known that he is not sure if Dani Alves did the right thing when he came to Mexican soccer if he wanted to continue in the orbit of the Brazilian team for the World Cup, although he indicated that his compatriot enjoys Tite’s confidence and that if he goes to Qatar, he will do “very well”.
“I don’t know if he has done his best by choosing Pumas. Because he could play in a country where the coach sees him more, but I think the Brazilian coach has a lot of confidence in Dani Alves because of his experience, because he is the player with the most titles and I think that if he goes to the World Cup he will play very right. He is a little older, but he has a lot of confidence in the coach”, expressed the world champion with Brazil in 2002.
Given this, Alves did not hesitate to respond via Twitter in a publication on the Telemundo network. “To do what I do, you have to have them well positioned… if not, all that remains is to talk,” said the defender of 39 years.
This is not the first time that the player with the most titles in football history has received criticism for having been linked to Mexican football. And it is that before signing for Pumas, the coach of Tigres, Miguel ‘Piojo’ Herrera questioned the Brazilian about his age and he also responded.
Dani Alves has had a great debut in Liga MX, being vital for his new club in the two games he has played since he has played the 39 minutes in both and has provided an assist.
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