David de Gea has not been sent home fro Euro 2016, according to prominent Spanish journalist Guillem Balague.
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The witness, who was forced into Torbe’s network of prostitutes, has given evidence that she was grabbed by the arm and forced into a bedroom with another girl and two footballers in a five-star penthouse in central Madrid.
The Independent also has a story on it, informing us that “the allegations emerged in a statement given by a protected witness in a rape case against pornography producer Ignacio Fernandez Allende – also known as Torbe”.
Neither De Gea’s representatives, Manchester United nor Spain would comment on the reports.
The police report naming both players has now been released.
After finishing with the sexual desires of these footballers, they made threats so that what happened in that hotel room would never come to light. “Neither TP3 nor the other woman were paid for the encounter”.
De Gea, then a Spain U21 teammate of Muniain’s, has been accused of organising the meeting by calling Torbe to put him in contact with the girl, who was told she would be paid well.
De Gea and Muniain (Centre) were both part of the Spanish U-21 squad during the time of the alleged assault.
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The Manchester United star had been expected to battle it out with Iker Casillas to be the first choice shot-stopper for La Roja, with Spain getting their Euro 2016 campaign underway against Czech Republic on Monday afternoon in Toulouse.
