The soccer player obtained a legal benefit following the incident that occurred in Nordelta. The journalist shared details of the resolution and the next steps of his defense
Mauro Icardi added a new chapter to his legal situation following the complaint filed by Wanda Nara for alleged injuries against Francesca, their eldest daughter. In recent hours, the court granted the striker a release from custody, a decision that was shared by Yanina Latorre through her Instagram stories.
The ruling states that the footballer must appear before the court within a specified timeframe. The measure became known after the incident that occurred on Friday, November 6, in Nordelta, which prompted police and medical intervention.
Mauro Icardi added a new chapter to his judicial situation
What happened between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi in Nordelta
The conflict began on Friday, November 6, when Wanda Nara was filming MasterChef Celebrity for Telefe. According to reports, she received messages from her daughter Francesca in which the minor allegedly expressed that she needed help.
According to the police report released, the girl reportedly said that her father hit her and that she was scared. In light of this situation, the host went to Icardi's property, located in the private neighborhood La Isla in Nordelta, where police and medical personnel intervened.
The episode resulted in a complaint for alleged minor injuries, with the involvement of the specialized Gender Violence Prosecutor's Office in Tigre. Wanda testified for several hours and, according to reports, requested that her daughter be allowed to give a statement through a Cámara Gesell.
What happened between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi in Nordelta
The court measure against Mauro Icardi and Francesca
In parallel to the complaint, the court issued a precautionary measure against the striker. The restriction states that, for 45 days, Icardi cannot approach Francesca or maintain contact with her by any means.
The measure also includes an exclusion zone regarding the residence and places where the minor may be. In this context, Yanina Latorre began to disseminate information about the judicial movements of the defense and warned about the possibility of requesting the footballer's arrest.
The judicial measure against Mauro Icardi and Francesca
What Yanina Latorre said about Icardi's release from custody
Through her Instagram stories, Yanina Latorre stated that Icardi's new lawyer had submitted a document to request his release, fearing that the court would order his arrest.
The journalist explained the reason that, according to her interpretation, would have prompted the submission and published: "Icardi's new lawyer submitted a document. He requests release due to fear that they will order his arrest."
Later, Latorre confirmed that the court had granted the footballer a release from custody. To support the information, she shared screenshots of the judicial ruling and specified that Icardi must appear in court within five days.
What Yanina Latorre said about Icardi's prison exemption
In this regard, the panelist wrote: "Mauro was granted release from custody. He must appear in court in five days, under the warning that the benefit of release may be revoked."
The request was submitted by lawyer Norberto Francisco Oneto. The ruling granted the benefit under a sworn guarantee and set the deadline for the footballer to comply with the corresponding appearance.
Icardi's new lawyer had filed a letter to request release
What the release from custody means for Mauro Icardi
The release from custody does not represent a declaration of innocence nor does it imply the closure of the legal case. It is a tool aimed at avoiding a potential arrest while the process continues, under the conditions established by the court.
After announcing the ruling, Yanina Latorre also shared her interpretation of the defense strategy. The journalist questioned the reasons that might have led the footballer to preemptively request a potential arrest and posed: "Now, thinking a bit. Doesn't anyone request a release if they don't feel guilty?"
Finally, she revisited the possibility that the court might proceed with a more severe measure and stated: "I understand that thinking they could ask for his arrest... they preemptively requested the release."
