Valentino López's surgery
In an interview with LAM (América), the former footballer said that Valentino suffered an injury to his cruciate ligaments. He confirmed that a surgery is already scheduled for next Saturday.
The former player shared his opinion about Martín Migueles and revealed details about Valentino's surgery
In an interview with LAM (América), the former footballer said that Valentino suffered an injury to his cruciate ligaments. He confirmed that a surgery is already scheduled for next Saturday.
Maxi López was asked about the relationship between Wanda Nara and Martín Migueles and surprised everyone with his reaction. In addition, the former footballer spoke about his son Valentino's surgery and what the recovery will be like.
López spoke to the press after the photo shoot for MasterChef Celebrity (Telefe), the cooking reality show in which he will participate. There, he made statements about his ex's partner and also about his eldest son's health.
In a conversation with Candela Mazzone, López was asked about Martín Migueles, Wanda's new boyfriend. With irony, he replied: "Who? Oh, yes, I'm really bad with names, sorry".
More seriously, he highlighted the businessman's gesture: "The other day we were at a barbecue at his house. He cooked, welcomed me and the kids, so he's a great guy". Then, he emphasized: "He treated us and the kids really well, so that's what I take away from it".
"We're going to be helping him. He has to do physical therapy, so I'm also taking care of the kids," López said about the recovery process.
According to reports, the incident occurred on September 14 at the Kartódromo de Buenos Aires, during a karting race. Valentino competed alongside his brother Constantino, and Bastian Demichelis, son of Evangelina Anderson, was present and shared images on social media.
In the same interview, Maxi was asked about Francesca, the daughter Wanda had with Mauro Icardi. The former footballer clarified: "She got hurt, I don't really know because I wasn't there, but Wanda will tell me about it later".