Theo Hernandez (foto: Posnetek zaslona)
Theo Hernandez has become the subject of fresh allegations in Italy after paparazzo Fabrizio Corona made controversial claims involving private parties.
Theo Hernandez has found himself at the center of fresh controversy after Italian paparazzo Fabrizio Corona made a series of serious allegations involving the former AC Milan defender.
The French international, who left European football last year to join Saudi club Al Hilal, is now facing intense media attention in Italy following claims published by Corona.
According to the paparazzo, Hernandez allegedly organized private parties involving escorts and several well-known footballers.
Corona claims he possesses footage connected to the gatherings and has publicly accused Hernandez of playing a central role in organising the events.
“Theo Hernandez had contacts with someone who arranged for prostitutes,” Corona claimed.
“Theo was the main one, he was the organiser of the parties. He even bought a van for this purpose.”
Corona also alleged that substances, including so-called laughing gas, were present during the parties.
Several famous footballers have been mentioned in Italian media reports connected to the alleged gatherings, including Hakan Calhanoglu, Brahim Diaz, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Sandro Tonali, Rafael Leao, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
At this stage, no official charges or legal proceedings against Hernandez or the other named players have been confirmed publicly.
The allegations remain claims made by Corona, who has frequently been involved in high-profile controversies involving footballers and celebrities in Italy.
This is not the first time Corona has publicly targeted Hernandez.
The paparazzo previously has been accused of making allegations involving incidents with two women, claiming the footballer later resolved the situation privately. Those accusations also generated major media attention in Italy at the time.
Hernandez, who enjoyed major success at Milan before moving to Saudi Arabia, has not publicly responded to the latest accusations.
The 27-year-old remains one of the most recognisable French defenders of his generation after establishing himself as a key player in both Serie A and international football.
With the story rapidly spreading across European media, attention will now focus on whether any formal investigation or response follows the explosive claims.