Paul Pogba paid extortionists 100,000 euros, French media report

French football player Paul Pogba paid his son 100,000 euros. blackmailersas an advance of the 13 million they were demanding, public broadcaster France Info reported on Tuesday.

Delivery took place in March last year after Pogbaduring a concentration with the French national team, he went to visit his family in Lagny-sur-Marne (outside of Paris) and was trapped by two childhood friends and intimidated by two hooded men armed with assault rifles.

The blackmailers demanded 13 millionthree of them with immediate delivery as payment for services rendered in the past, specifically for the “inconspicuous protection” of Pogba and his family.

The world champion with France told the police that he was threatened and signed a paper in which he promised to pay the amount in which he also placed his older brother Matthias, according to France Info.

After being shut up, Pogbacurrently at Juventus, tried to withdraw three million, but his bank rejected the operation, although he managed to get 100,000 euros, which he gave to extortionists.

Since the beginning of August, the prosecutor’s office has opened a criminal case on the fact of an attempted extortion as part of an organized group.

The case was cracked last week when Matthias posted on social media that he was about to make explosive revelations about his brother and Kylian Mbappe, prompting a backlash from his lawyers. Paul Pogba and a copy of Matthias.

(As reported by EFE)

Pogba’s brother threatens to reveal information

In the last hours Matthias Pogba, brother Paul Pogba, posted a video on social media that went viral threatening to reveal information regarding his brother, his lawyer Rafaela Pimienta and Kylian Mbappe.

Matias Pogba uploaded the video in four languages: French, English, Italian and Spanish to reach as many subscribers as possible. “It will probably all be explosive and make a lot of noise,” he said.

Matias Pogba also added: “I am making this video and starting this because I believe that the French, Italian and English public, as well as the fans of my brother and, moreover, the French team, Juventus, their teammates and his sponsors deserve to know certain things in order to decide whether he deserves the admiration, respect, affection of the public, his place in the French national team, the honor of playing in the World Cup, playing in the Juventus starting lineup if he is a credible person and, finally, whether he is worthy to be a representative and a role model for the youth of the world, for the working class and big brands.”

Finally, he said: “What you learn about Rafael Pimiente, lawyer for the famous Mino Raiola, will give you an idea of ​​her unworthiness, her professionalism, her loyalty and whether she deserves to succeed Mino Raiola. This will allow the team’s players and clients to know if she deserves to represent them and look out for their interests and future players who are looking for agents for their future contracts.”

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