David De Gea Caught up In Rape Scandal

David De Gea Caught Up In Rape Scandal

Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has reportedly been accused of organizing a meeting between a prostitute and two footballers at which a woman claims she was sexually abused.

The allegations emerged in a statement given by a protected witness in a rape case against pornography producer Ignacio Fernandez Allende also known as Torbe.

 Torbe has been in jail since last April on charges related to prostitution, human trafficking for sexual exploitation, sexual assault, child pornography, extortion and money laundering.
 The documents, which have been published  state that De Gea was not one of those present at the meeting.

The allegations come on the first day of Euro 2016 in France. Spain are due to play their first game against Czech Republic on Monday.

Spanish police investigating the case claim that the witness’ statement was “highly credible”.
The Independent understands that De Gea's position in the squad is in doubt and that he faces being sent home from Euro 2016.

The Spanish police’s report on the witness’ statement states the following:

“Having brought TP3 (Protected Witness 3) to the room with the other girl, Torbe told her that they had to be with the footballers, and that they had to do whatever they wanted and that they [the girls] would earn significant money. When TP3 refused, Torbe took her roughly by the arm, saying they had to do whatever the footballer wanted, having sex with the new girl and her”.

“Both the new girl and TP3 were sexually assaulted by the footballers, given that if they refused they were physically attacked by both, and moreover, having satisfied the sexual desires of both players, the footballers threatened them in order to ensure that what had happened in the room would never be heard about. Neither TP3 or the other girl who was in the room received anything for the physical and sexual assault they suffered, with Torbe taking all the earnings”.

Neither De Gea's representatives, Manchester United nor Spain have commented on the reports.