Brazilian footballer, Dani Alves holds secret wedding with super model, Joana Sanz in Ibiza

Brazilian footballer and former Barcelona defender, Dani Alves recently married his long time partner and super model, Joana Sanz in a secret wedding ceremony in Ibiza, Spain. The romantic ceremony on the Spanish island was held as discreetly as possible but a few guests and the bride shared pictures of the event on Instagram with Alves choosing to wear a white suit to match his beautiful 23-year old bride.

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