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Two courts are currently hearing arguments in the Paul Pogba case, and the Paris prosecutor’s office has launched a legal inquiry into the extortion the current Juventus star claims he is experiencing from family members, old acquaintances, and criminals.
In his second court appearance, Pogba refutes his brother Mathias‘ accusation that he summoned a witch doctor to cast a spell on Kylian Mbappe to damage him.
According to Pogba’s account, it is accurate that he paid a witch doctor money, but he did it to support a charitable organization rather than curse Mbappe. This is according to France info.
Pogba believes his brother Mathias is under pressure from gangsters
Pogba stated that he believes his older brother Mathias is acting under the direction of gangsters in an effort to damage him.
According to Franceinfo, Pogba has recently changed his phone number twice in an attempt to stop being harassed by his extortionists, but to no avail.
In the end, Pogba paid 98,915 euros instead of the 13 million euros his extortionists requested.
The French press reported that the gunmen originally demanded 13 million euros and then wanted an urgent payment of 3 million euros.
According to a report from FranceInfo, Pogba had to pay 98,915 euros since he was unable to withdraw the three million euros from the bank.
Pogba recognised his brother and friends among the gang of extortionists
According to The Sun, Pogba recognized childhood buddies from his neighborhood among the gang that tried to extort him and told the authorities that his brother Pogba was one of the suspected conspirators.
The current Juventus player explained during his questioning by the police that he had always been close to his childhood friends and had attempted to assist them in their financial difficulties.
Why did Paul Pogba fall out with his childhood friends?
When he had to remove one of those buddies from his Manchester house, according to Paul Pogba, everything went wrong.
The footballer found that he had used one of his credit cards to make a purchase for 198,000 euros.
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