For Dani Alves, Paris is "a stressful and racist city"

These remarks will make a lot of noise. In an interview with GQ, Dani Alves pointed to racism in Paris, a city he discovered for two seasons.

Starting last summer from PSG to now play in Sao Paulo, the 36-year-old Brazilian compared the cities in which he played (Seville, Barcelona, ​​Turin and Paris). And he was very critical of the French capital.

"Paris is also a stressful city, I do not like it very much," he told the magazine. If you go to Paris for a week, it will be the trip of your life. More than that, it tired. It reminds a little Sao Paulo. But here they are fucking racists. A lot. With me, they did not do anything, because I would have sent them off, but I saw it with my friends. "

The right-hand side indicated that he preferred to live in a city bordered by the sea. "I was born on the banks of the São Francisco River and I can never live very far from the water," said the native of Bahia which had been seen in the Paris metro without anyone recognizing it.