The footballer reacted with an extensive statement that quickly went viral and added a new chapter to the scandal rocking the world of entertainment and justice. According to the Argentine News Agency (NA), Yanina Latorre and Ángel de Brito exposed in their shows that Payarola, who had taken legal action against Icardi in the context of the conflict over the care of his daughters Francesca and Isabella, had allegedly resorted to a supposed witch to carry out esoteric practices. Currently, the lawyer no longer represents Wanda Nara and is currently detained, accused of having appropriated a millionaire sum belonging to the family of footballer Gonzalo Montiel. Latorre also provided data from recent phone peritajes. 'There are more than 170 captures with very compromising content. Chats linked to witchcraft and rituals appear,' assured the host, while pointing out that Payarola had a strong obsession with three people in particular: Lara Piro, Montiel, and Sergio Occhiuzzo, one of his first accusers. In this context, Icardi chose to speak out publicly. 'Have happy holidays locked up'. As a closing, the player was seen with chickens, after it was pointed out that Payarola would sacrifice chickens in his rituals. Through a series of Instagram stories, he posted a response full of anger and accusations. 'I don't forget how you used the law as a disguise while acting outside of it. I don't forget the suffering you caused my daughters,' wrote the player, who also questioned the threats and maneuvers that, according to him, he suffered during the legal conflict. The Galatasaray striker was even harsher in a second message, in which he pointed to journalists and media operators who, in his view, would have been functional to the lawyer's actions. 'The chats speak for themselves.' In the illustration, a man is seen inside a cell, surrounded by black candles and animals, while a large portrait of the footballer dominates the scene. Buenos Aires, December 23 (NA) – After versions of alleged esoteric practices attributed to Wanda Nara's former lawyer, Nicolás Payarola, came to light, Mauro Icardi posted a post with a forceful message on his social networks. 'The public call-out is inevitable,' he stated, anticipating that 'many are going to have to change professions'. Icardi shared an image generated with artificial intelligence that reinforced the gloomy tone of the message. The text accompanying the image was direct and provocative: 'When you touched my name, you began to carry your own shadow.'
