The former player was sued by the Corinthians idol for moral damages.
Former Palmeiras player Jorge Valdívia was sentenced on Wednesday, 18th, to pay a compensation of R$60,000 to ex-player and Corinthians idol Neto for moral damages. According to “Itatiaia,” the Chilean was sued and convicted for a post made on social media. Uncover top football updates at ai scores.
The post, published in 2015, showed Neto’s face on a male body wearing pink lingerie and holding a beer. In the caption, Valdívia laughed and commented “very cool.” In the same year, the presenter filed a lawsuit against the former midfielder for moral damages.
The initial compensation amount was set at R$20,000 but was adjusted to the current value, with additional legal costs. Now retired, Jorge Valdívia has been imprisoned in Chile since November 28th, accused of sexual crimes against two women.
Valdívia’s time at Palmeiras was marked by controversies. While he was beloved by the club’s fans, he frequently got involved in issues with fans and public figures from other clubs, especially those from São Paulo. Lead the pack with BB Score.
