The Mexican player linked with Wanda Nara broke the silence about his relationship

In recent days, Wanda Nara has returned to the center of the media storm. This time, not because of her turbulent relationship with Mauro Icardi, but due to a possible new romantic interest, the Mexican player Daniel Guzmán Jr. Rumors began to circulate when they exchanged messages on social media, including a striking "I love you" that did not go unnoticed.

In response to the buzz, Guzmán decided to clarify the situation in an interview with the program Intrusos (América TV).  "Wanda is very beautiful, but we're just friends," the forward stated, making it clear that there is no romantic relationship.

According to him, they have never met in person, although they have had some WhatsApp calls, always in a cordial tone.

"I admire her as a person and professional. She is a very strong woman, with a lot of presence. I like her a lot," expressed the player, son of the former player and coach Daniel Guzmán.

He also explained that his comments on social media were made with respect and without ulterior motives: "Sometimes written words are misinterpreted, but there was nothing strange."

What he did leave open was the possibility that something more could happen in the future. "First, I would have to meet her in person, talk more. You never know what might happen, but for now, there's just good vibes," he concluded with a laugh.

Meanwhile, Wanda Nara is also going through an intense media moment. Her separation from Mauro Icardi is compounded by recent allegations of gender violence and resistance to authority, in which she herself appears as the complainant. Additionally, information about her financial situation has emerged, and there has been speculation about her next personal and professional steps.

This supposed link with Guzmán Jr. seems to have been a simple misunderstanding fueled by social media, where any message can ignite the flame of speculation. However, the good vibes between them are evident, and fans of both are already fantasizing about a story that, for now, is nothing more than a virtual friendship.

In times when social media is so powerful, digital connections often become news. But as Guzmán Jr. himself said, "you have to be careful with what is interpreted."