The footballer is believed to have decided to get rid of his ex-partner's and his older children's belongings
Icardi's decision would have been to organize the items by type and destination. To Koruncuk, he plans to deliver the children's clothing, footwear, and some toys.
Meanwhile, to Foster Care, he would send Wanda's belongings: clothing, luxury handbags, and high-value personal effects.
The businesswoman's inner circle reacted with surprise to the news, since—according to reports—she has not given any authorization to part with her belongings, many of which have sentimental as well as economic value.
The measure was interpreted on social media as a gesture full of symbolism, which could be related to the distance between the two.
Amid the wave of speculation, Ochoa was emphatic in clarifying that the decision doesn't involve China Suárez in any way, who is currently on vacation in Türkiye with her children. "China has nothing to do with this idea; it was conceived and devised exclusively by Mr. Mauro Icardi," he stated.
Amid the growing tension between Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara, a decision by the Galatasaray striker has once again placed the couple at the center of the media spotlight.
According to journalist Pepe Ochoa on the show SQP (América TV), the footballer has reportedly begun arrangements to donate all the belongings that his ex-partner and her children left in the house they shared in Istanbul.
The initiative would include clothing, footwear, designer handbags, and toys belonging to the children Wanda had with Maxi López. According to the information released, Icardi has already made contact with two charitable organizations in Türkiye: Koruncuk Vakfı, dedicated to caring for children in vulnerable situations, and Foster Care, a network that works with foster homes.
"There are two foundations that received a message from Mauro Icardi saying he wanted to donate some of Wanda's and the boys' clothing," Ochoa stated on air. According to the journalist, the footballer argued that "no one lives in that house anymore, there are no plans to return, and there are too many things accumulated."
