A police operation resulted in a search and seizure at striker David Corrêa's home, known as DVD, and at Vasco's training center. The player's agent, André Cury, denies any involvement of the athlete with organized crime and states that David has already provided clarifications to the Civil Police, having been released to train normally. According to Cury, the player arrived at the training complex after the police left and the situation has already been normalized at the club.
André Cury criticized the way the operation was conducted, saying there was no need for so much "storm" to request clarifications. The agent defended the player's reputation, stating that David is a professional and that there is no risk to him. Cury also recalled that the striker has humble origins and came from the periphery, which, according to him, does not mean involvement with organized crime.
The agent is on his way to Rio de Janeiro to follow the case. Club sources reported that David has already attended training sessions after the police operation, indicating that the situation has not affected his professional routine at Vasco.
