Argentine footballer Mauro Icardi, who previously played for Galatasaray, went to the prosecutor's office in Argentina to give a statement following a complaint filed by his ex-wife, Wanda Nara. It was stated that Nara filed the complaint alleging that their daughter had been subjected to violence.
It was reported that Icardi went to the Gender-Based Violence Prosecutor's Office in the city of Tigre, in the province of Buenos Aires, accompanied by his lawyers, and that he made the appearance voluntarily. The footballer denied the accusations against him.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE FOLLOWING COMPLAINT
According to the allegations, the process began following an argument between the former couple and their 11-year-old daughter. It was stated that Wanda Nara filed the complaint, claiming that her daughter had sent her messages saying that her father had hit her and kept her in a room.
According to reports in the Argentine press, a search was conducted at Icardi's home as part of the investigation. It was also reported that a 45-day precautionary measure was issued against the footballer, prohibiting him from approaching or communicating with his daughter.
Icardi's lawyer, Francisco Oneto, argued that the events were merely an argument between a father and his daughter. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
News Source: 12punto
