A Premier League star is accused of biting the ear of his 18-year-old son in a beating, so that his alleged victim was fleeing for dawn in tears.
Dani Osvaldo is accused of securing his son, Gianluca, against the wall and repeatedly banging him by his former wife and the mother of the teenager, Ana 'Nina' Oertlinger.
The shocking accusations, made by Oertlinger on Argentinian television, come to the midst of her legal battle with Osvaldo due to alleged unpaid child benefits, causing her to fear potential homelessness.
Osvaldo, 39, is a former Southampton striker who recently re -applied his romance with Gianinna Maradona, the mourning daughter of Argentina legend Diego.
Allegedly, the former Italy star has chosen not to comment on the alleged attack or the money that owes in child benefit to Oertlinger, according to Portuguese Outlet Caras.
“He was physically violent towards my son,” Oleringer told the Argentinian show a la Tarde. “He physically attacked my son in the early morning of January 13.
“At one point he put him against the wall and hit him on the head, ribs and arm, all on the left.
“Daniel came on the couch on the couch and kept hitting him with his fists and bit his ear,” she said in the show, via Paparazzi.
“The situation calmed, they kept fighting and my son started crying.
'The relationship was always unstable because the father was always someone who disappeared for months.
'The anger came because he (Gianluca) has a (friendly) relationship with Jimena (Baron, Argentinian actress and the former partner of Osvaldo) and my son does not want to end the relationship. And while he hit him, he insulted Jimena and me.
'Gianluca escaped, he could do this and left the house. He returned to dawn, on a Monday at 4:40 am, only in a shock state.
“My son loves him, but he is in pain, he felt disappointed, and today he has no relationship because as soon as this happened, he blocked him.”
Panel members on the A la Tarde show claimed that Osvaldo has a 'considerable debt', which means that he has not paid child benefit, including health insurance, to Oertlinger.
Allegedly, Oertlinger fears that she could become homeless because she does not have the money to pay rent, while Osvaldo refuses to act as a guarantee. Gianluca, the son, has put a street ban on him, said Oertlinger.
'Daniel Osvaldo, do you know what he has today in Argentina? Zero, he presented bankruptcy. But he has a hidden fortune of more than 40 million dollars, and Ana Oertlinger goes after that fortune to collect what he owes her, “said panellist Diego Estevez.
Cora Debarbieri added: 'She (Oertlinger) is going through a very specific situation, because today is a crucial day for her because she has to renew her lease; Otherwise she would unfortunately be on the street. '
Osvaldo recently placed a romantic restaurant photo on the table of Gianinna Maradona, daughter of Diego. “I love you,” he wrote.
It has been a turbulent time for her in the midst of even Maradona's medical team for 'Cuplable Moord' after the winner of the World Cup of 1986 died after a heart attack at the age of 60 in 2020. They deny the charges.
Proof that was heard in court, suggested that the deteriorating state of Maradona – including a distorted heart that swollen to double that of a regular size – would have been visible to attentive medical professionals days before his death.
Osvaldo is often seen as a non -sound figure.
Roma suspended him in 2011 for beating teammate Erik Lamela, while Southampton was rid of him after he had linked Jose Fonte in training.
Boca Juniors also ended his contract for smoking in the dressing room, while he would later stop a second term there when he said he preferred Asado [Argentine barbecue] And beer to money '.
Lore has it that he once rejected a move to Seville to ensure that he could attend a festival, and he retired at the age of 30 to become a rock star.
In an interview, The Towering Forward described the movement as 'liberating' and revealed his accident that he was playing football while focusing attention on his band, Barrio Viejo.
But in a different turn, earlier this month, he returned to football after nine years to play for amateur Argentinian club Huracan, where he started his career in 2005.