Maxi López spent a weekend managing youth soccer fixtures and supermarket aisles across Buenos Aires while a Tigre court barred Mauro Icardi from contacting his eldest daughter, Infobae reported.
Juvenile Fixtures at Excursionistas and a Supermarket Trip with Elle
The former striker’s Saturday began at the Club Atlético Excursionistas youth grounds, where two of his sons with Wanda Nara, Constantino and Benedicto, play football. Attention centered on Constantino, who scored two of his team’s three goals in a 3-0 victory. López watched from the stands and shared footage of the team’s celebrations on Instagram without appearing in the clips himself, according to Infobae.
Past midday, López moved from the sports ground to a local supermarket accompanied by his young daughter Elle, whom he shares with his partner, Swedish model Daniela Christiansson. Christiansson recently settled permanently in Argentina alongside their other son, Lando, and her mother, who traveled from Sweden to assist with the relocation. The family’s weekend concluded with an evening stroll through a residential neighborhood at sunset, as documented on social media.
The Tigre Court Restraining Order Issued Against Mauro Icardi
While López kept a family schedule, the Juzgado de Garantías N° 2 de Tigre issued a 45-day restraining order against Mauro Icardi, prohibiting him from coming within 100 meters of his eldest daughter with Wanda Nara and within 300 meters of any location she occupies. Signed by judge Orlando Abel Díaz, the injunction bans personal, telephonic, digital, and third-party contact following a petition filed by Nara, Infobae reported.
The judicial measure followed a police response to a 911 call reporting an alleged incident of child abuse at a property in the La Isla gated community within Nordelta. According to an official police report cited by Infobae, the 11-year-old girl allegedly messaged her mother via iCloud to report that her father had physically assaulted her and kept her locked in her room for hours without lunch.
Police Intervention and Emergency Medical Evaluation at Nordelta
When provincial police arrived at the Nordelta residence, an adult male at the door initially refused entry. The minor subsequently exited the home barefoot and in socks, crying, and asked officers to take her away because her father had hit and threatened her. An emergency medical team from Tigre evaluated the child on-site, finding no severe injuries but recommending an X-ray for a minor left knee trauma, a detail noted by Infobae alongside Nara’s mention of a scheduled meniscus surgery for the following month.
Legal authorities subsequently engaged the Tigre municipality’s gender violence division, notified the minors’ advisory office, and requested a Family Court to handle custody, food allowances, and communication regimes. Investigators also planned to take testimony from Nara and her partner, alongside a petition for a search warrant processed through local child protection services.
Family Court Magistrates Determine Permanent Custody Arrangements
The 45-day restriction remains in effect while Family Court magistrates determine permanent arrangements for custody and communication. Legal representatives for both parties await scheduled testimonial hearings as local child rights agencies oversee the ongoing administrative file.
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