Mauro Icardi on high alert: Judge Hagopián is analyzing a key resolution in the case with Wanda Nara

Mauro Icardi on high alert: Judge Hagopián is analyzing a key resolution in the case with Wanda Nara
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As complaints about alleged violations of the cohabitation regime grow, child support remains at the center of the controversy

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The legal conflict between Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara is about to enter a decisive phase. According to reports, Judge Hagopián is analyzing an important resolution regarding the child support that the footballer owes, something that promises to have an impact on the case.

This information was revealed by journalist Naiara Vecchio, who indicated that the magistrate would issue an unprecedented measure in this type of cases. This occurs amid a dispute that includes both financial matters and the custody arrangement with the couple's daughters.

Wanda Nara's defense has reportedly filed complaints about possible breaches of the existing agreement. Among them, it is mentioned that the eldest daughter may not have attended the necessary physiotherapy sessions for her knee treatment, raising concerns about the girl's health.

The custody arrangement authorized by Civil Court No. 106 establishes clear conditions that Icardi must comply with during his time with the minors, such as respecting schooling, medical care, and maintaining open communication with their mother.

Mauro Icardi, on high alert: Judge Hagopián prepares a key decision in his legal battle with Wanda Nara

Complaints and tensions in the case

These claims add to other obligations of the agreement, which seeks to ensure the well-being of the girls and ongoing contact with Wanda. The situation became more delicate after the recent family reunion, according to circulating details.

For her part, lawyer Ana Rosenfeld denied reports suggesting impediments for Icardi to see his daughters. “He never had any impediment to be with his daughters. He wasn't with the girls because he wasn't in Argentina,” she explained on a television program. The lawyer assured that there is evidence in the case that supports this position.

Additionally, Rosenfeld emphasized the importance of the move to Argentina as a couple's decision at the time, something that is now part of the legal debate.

Amid this media and legal war, a detail caught attention on social media. Benjamín Vicuña, ex of Eugenia “la China” Suárez, liked a post related to the case. The actor's gesture was interpreted by many as a stance, although he has not made any statements regarding it.



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