Angel Di Maria, who played for Real Madrid between 2010 and 2014, took to his Instagram account to respond forcefully to a serious accusation made against his wife, Jorgelina Cardoso, on social media. The Argentine player published a harsh message defending his family: “I’m going to give you a little bit of fame, salame. What a way to make things up. To want to dirty people for the sake of dirtying them.”
I’m going to give you a little bit of fame, salame. What a way to make things up. Wanting to smear people for the sake of smearing them
“Who will have sent you to do this? On top of that, you’re such an asshole that you show yourself. If they continue to tarnish my name and that of my family, I will go to the courts,” threatened the 38-year-old Argentine striker.
The false controversy of Di Maria’s wife: “She discovered the names of several models”
The controversy broke out when journalist Gonzalo Sotel spread a rumor on X (Twitter) about an alleged incident involving Jorgelina Cardoso.
According to the publication, the Argentine footballer’s wife was outraged to discover the names of several models on the guest list at the private condominium where they reside: “The wife of a former Argentine national team player and current Rosario Central player caused a stir when she checked the guest lists of the exclusive Funes Hill neighbourhood. She discovered the names of several models. Neighbours say they could not control her: shouting, recriminations and tears. The rumour has spread throughout Rosario.”
After Di Maria’s reaction, the user posted another message mentioning the name of one of the alleged women who had entered the condominium, but deleted it shortly afterwards, according to Diario Ole.
Jorgelina Cardoso published the journalist’s phone number: “Do you want fame, silly? You got into the wolf’s mouth”
Di Maria’s wife, Jorgelina Cardoso, also reacted on social media against the journalist for spreading a false rumor about her.
“Do you want fame, silly boy? You got into the wolf’s mouth, you have to be reborn to be smarter. The boy wants fame, someone to help him get on TV. He’s a baby and needs help… If you like the peach, put up with the fluff,” Jorgelina wrote to the journalist, spreading his phone number.
Faced with the avalanche of messages he received on his personal cell phone, Gonzalo Sotelo posted on Instagram: “If something happens to me, I hold responsible the one who leaked my number.”
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