Cristiano Ronaldo representatives strongly deny rape allegations!
Real Madrid stars Cristiano Ronaldo representatives have emphatically denied a broad investigate a claim the Real Madrid whiz raped a lady in 2009, calling it “a bit of journalistic fiction.”
Referring to archives from a charged out-of-court settlement. German news outlet Der Spiegel revealed that Ronaldo consented to pay $375,000 to settle the contention of rape in 2010. After an episode in Las Vegas the prior year – soon after the Portuguese moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid.
Cristiano Ronaldo representatives strongly deny rape allegations!
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Notwithstanding, Gestifute, Cristiano Ronaldo representatives organization established by ‘super-operator’ Jorge Mendes. Negated the “sickening and ridiculous allegation.” And said the four-time Ballon d’Or victor would “do his best” to demonstrate his innocence.
In an announcement, Gestifute stated: “Today, the German daily paper Der Spiegel distributed a long article with respect to an affirmed allegation of rape that would have been coordinated at Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009, i.e. around 8 years prior.”
“The article is only a bit of journalistic fiction.”
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“The raped casualty declines to approach and affirm the veracity of the allegation. The daily paper has constructed their whole story in light of reports which are unsigned and where the gatherings are not distinguished.”
“On messages between legal counselors whose substance does not concern Cristiano Ronaldo. And whose credibility he can’t confirm, and on an alleged letter that is said to have been sent to him by the supposed casualty, yet was never gotten by Cristiano.”
“The allegations detailed by the Der Spiegel are false. And Cristiano Ronaldo will do everything possible to respond against these. A charge of a demonstration of rape is appalling and insulting. And he won’t permit it to hang over his notoriety.”
According to Der Spiegel, who claim to know the identity of the alleged victim. Cristiano Ronaldo’s lawyer agreed the $375,000 settlement in January 2010.