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Ched Evans maintains he is innocent.

The English second division football club had paid almost US$5 million for him and his salary was reportedly more than US$30,000 a week.

In 2012 he was found guilty and sentenced to five years in prison, but this Friday he was released, two and a half years short of completing his sentence.

The possibility of Evans, 25 years old, returning to the soccer field unleashed a controversy that still does not stop and goes beyond sporting boundaries.

In his native Wales, columnist David James of WalesOnline.co.uk wrote the article that he below shares with BBC Mundo readers, in which he illustrates the dilemma fueling the heated debate.

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Imagine the scene.

A stadium full of fans rises to salute a hero.

All over the country, in their living rooms, in bars and restaurants, people jump from their seats the moment the ball hits the net.

A player wearing the national color jersey runs with his arms outstretched, roaring with joy, in the direction of the local fans and slides on his knees, surrounded by his jubilant teammates.

Imagine how they feel.

Proud? Happy? Triumphant?

Imagine that moment, that wonderful goal secured your national soccer team the first international tournament since the World Cup several decades ago.

Now imagine that player is a convicted rapist.

Imagine that player is Ched Evans, a man who was jailed for rape who wants to return to his life, playing for Sheffield United and representing his country, Wales.

How is that moment? Lackluster forever?

Do you feel uncomfortable hailing a man guilty of sexually abusing a drunk woman as a hero?

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Lorsque Ched Evans a été arrêté pour avoir violé une jeune fille de 19 ans une nuit de mai 2011, il jouait pour l'équipe nationale de football du Pays de Galles et était attaquant de Sheffield United.<end_of_turn><eos>