Italian renowned journalist and “paparazzo king” Fabrizio Corona has dropped a bombshell about Theo Hernandez and several (former) AC Milan stars.
(Editor’s note: as of now, no response has been issued by any of the parties involved or related stakeholders.)
According to his claims, during Theo Hernandez’s time at Milan, he allegedly organized multiple “parties,” at which several escort girls (linked to the earlier Italian football prostitution case) would be present for entertainment, along with “balloons” (meaning laughing gas).
“They spent all day playing PlayStation, and their minds were full of plans for the evening.”
“Some players had a dedicated ‘contact girl’ whose job was to call prostitutes and party girls over for their entertainment. Many times, these prostitutes charged as much as €2,500, and the starting price was €1,500 per girl. This crime is called inducement to prostitution. Theo Hernandez organized these parties using his private business car; he was the boss. In addition, Hakan Calhanoglu, Brahim Diaz, Samu Castillejo, Sandro Tonali, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Rafael Leao also used to inhale ‘balloons’ (laughing gas).”
“Balloons” create a hallucinatory feeling. Theo’s driver once recounted a conversation he had with Theo Hernandez, telling him: “Calm down, you still have a match tomorrow.” Many times, they would even inhale balloons before matches. During celebrations, the former AC Milan left-back would even make a balloon-inhaling gesture after scoring, simply to imitate that action. During nightlife outings, many players would play the Champions League anthem to celebrate: they felt like champions, but not on the pitch — only in cheap venues with prostitutes.
The driver accused Theo Hernandez, possibly because he felt he had been taken for a fool: this behavior showed disrespect toward the fans who supported him and made sacrifices for him. Any team should be ashamed to have this Frenchman in the squad; he is the embodiment of many players of this generation. There are at least a hundred players like him. In his view, the only people worse than them are the girls who hang around these circles.
The driver was surprised that all of this is only coming to light now. He believes there are no real men in the club, only giant children who live to organize these kinds of parties. Castillejo and many other players would exchange photos of balloons and other items: enjoy these photos, and then feel ashamed for still caring about football.