They claim Mauro Icardi's fortune might be in danger: the reasons

Mauro Icardi  is back in the spotlight, but this time not for his soccer career, but for his personal life and economic decisions that took an unexpected turn since the beginning of his relationship with the Argentine actress. Meanwhile, he enjoys his new phase with Eugenia "la China" Suárez, the athlete's circle began to show concern about the spending pace he keeps, far above his current income.

The information was revealed on LAM, where Yanina Latorre  and Laura Ubfal provided striking details about Icardi's current financial situation. According to their comments, the player recently bought what was Wanda Nara's dream house, his ex-wife, a property that, paradoxically, he never liked, but now shares with his new partner as a symbolic way of "turning the page" and having a new beginning.

Added to this are private jet trips, top-level getaways, and the most recent, a trip to Miami, officially for work reasons, but which included shopping and exclusive visits to properties to acquire in the near future. In particular, they were reportedly interested in an apartment in a top-level tower located at 18000 Collins Avenue, one of the most exclusive and modern areas of the city.

According to Laura Ubfal, the couple's intention is to move to Miami in 2027. Icardi would seek to sign a contract with a U.S. club, while Suárez would try to coordinate with Benjamín Vicuña and Nicolás Cabré to also bring her children.

But not everything seems to be going well in the relationship. Yanina Latorre revealed a key fact:  "This guy, with what he's spending. Wanda told me he's overspending and won't have much left. He no longer has the cash from what he earned." She also recalled that many of the properties acquired during their marriage were left in Wanda's name, which would leave Icardi without that financial backing.

As if that weren't enough, Ubfal added another unsettling fact about the Galatasaray player:  "The intention of the lawyer Ana Rosenfeld, I believe, is not to let them leave the country".