Mauro Icardi never beat his daughter, the player’s legal representatives stated in a public note.
Mauro Icardi faces a 45-day judicial restriction barring him from approaching his 11-year-old daughter following a street dispute with his former wife, Wanda Nara, in Nordelta, Argentina, Virgilio reported.
The incident occurred on a Friday outside the player’s residence in Nordelta, situated roughly 30 kilometers outside Buenos Aires, according to Sportmediaset. An argument erupted between the former couple after Icardi allegedly scolded the child and restricted her inside her bedroom, as detailed in a complaint filed by Nara with the Tigre Prosecutor’s Office and cited by Virgilio.
The 11-year-old reportedly used a laptop and WhatsApp to alert her mother, triggering an emergency police response, according to Calciomercato. Authorities opened a formal proceeding regarding alleged injuries, while local reports from El Clarín noted that investigators seized electronic devices utilized by the minor during the events, as highlighted by Virgilio.
The court order mandates that Icardi maintain a minimum distance of 300 meters from the minor and her living space, prohibiting any form of direct or indirect communication for 45 days, as published by El Clarín and noted by Calciomercato.
Icardi’s defense team contested the narrative of violence by referencing an emergency medical report showing no injuries were detected on the child, according to Calciomercato. We regret, once again, that the little girls are exposed and used as an instrument of a dispute between adults,
the lawyers stated in a note cited by Virgilio, adding that the player voluntarily surrendered the devices for forensic examination.
Amid the legal developments in South America, Icardi remains unattached and maintains ambitions of returning to Italian football, with Juventus closely monitoring his situation, Virgilio reported. Market analyst Paolo Paganini noted on Radio Sportiva that Juventus has pursued a central striker for multiple transfer windows, viewing the Argentine forward as a potential opportunity if financial fair play parameters and fitness checks align properly, according to Virgilio.
Judicial authorities in Tigre continue to examine the seized electronic devices under prosecutor custody pending forensic analysis to determine the final legal standing of the player, with the 45-day protective order remaining active.
