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Paul Pogba’s brother to face trial in kidnapping case – News

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Last updated: 2024/09/11 at 3:06 AM
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In a high-profile case from 2022, French footballer Paul Pogba was allegedly kidnapped and extorted for €13 million. Now, French judges have ordered six men, including Pogba’s brother Mathias, to stand trial for their involvement in the case. The five people close to Pogba are suspected of planning the kidnapping, which took place in the Paris suburbs. Mathias is accused of pressuring his brother to hand over the money after the incident. Despite denying their guilt, prosecutors have called for the suspects to be tried for extortion, illegal restraint, and criminal conspiracy.

The trial follows a two-year investigation into the incident, with Paris prosecutors stating that the alleged kidnappers demanded a large sum of money from Pogba. The footballer, who currently plays for Juventus and the French national team, filed a complaint with Italian prosecutors about the blackmail plot. He claimed that the blackmailers threatened to discredit him by spreading false information about him casting a spell on fellow footballer Kylian Mbappe – a claim he denies. French prosecutors initiated an investigation into the case in September 2022, which involved several French police units.

During the investigation, Paul Pogba admitted to providing financial assistance to some members of the group involved in the incident. However, he later refused to hand over seven million euros, leading to the extortion attempt. The situation escalated when his brother Mathias posted videos on social media accusing Paul of abandoning their family. Mathias claimed he had been manipulated by the other suspects and expressed a desire to reconcile with his brother. The case has caused a rift within the Pogba family and has generated significant media attention.

The extortion and kidnapping case involving Paul Pogba has raised serious concerns about the safety and security of high-profile individuals. The involvement of close associates and family members in the plot highlights the risks faced by celebrities and athletes. The trial will shed light on the circumstances surrounding the incident and determine the culpability of the accused individuals. The emotional turmoil within the Pogba family underscores the personal toll that such incidents can take on those involved.

Despite the denials of guilt from the accused individuals, the evidence against them appears to be compelling. The detailed planning of the kidnapping and extortion scheme suggests a calculated effort to target Paul Pogba for financial gain. The involvement of Mathias Pogba adds a complex familial dimension to the case, further complicating matters. The trial is expected to provide a definitive outcome and bring closure to the traumatic events that unfolded in 2022. By holding the perpetrators accountable, justice can be served, and lessons can be learned to prevent similar incidents in the future.

The international spotlight on the Paul Pogba case highlights the intersection of sports, fame, and criminal activities. High-profile individuals like Pogba are often targeted by malicious actors seeking financial gain or to tarnish their reputations. The handling of the case by French authorities will be closely monitored by fans, fellow athletes, and legal experts alike. As the trial progresses, new details may emerge, shedding light on the motivations and intentions of the accused individuals. The outcome of the trial will have far-reaching implications for the Pogba family and the broader sports community.

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