Coronavirus: Tottenham player at the heart of a sex scandal during confinement

Do what I say, not what I do. A few days after having asked his fans on social networks to stay at home and avoid contact with the outside world facing the coronavirus epidemic, Kyle Walker finds himself mired in a scandal which he would have done well. According to The Sun , the right side of Manchester City has indeed invited two prostitutes to join them, he and one of his friends, at his apartment Tuesday evening for a sexual orgy.

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It was one of the two women, Louise McNamara, who told the story, explaining that Kyle Walker would have called himself "Kai", but that the other prostitute would still have recognized him. “I work for an agency in Manchester and I received a message from my boss telling me that someone he knew was looking for someone elegant. I took a taxi with another girl. Her friend went out while Kyle Walker was trying to keep him private. He told us his name was Kai, but my friend said he was a footballer. That's where I understood, ”she explained to the Sun.

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Kyle Walker apologizes

This case is likely to be expensive like the English defender, but not only. Manchester City has indeed opened a disciplinary investigation and could thus impose a very heavy fine on his player. Aware of his error, Walker also wanted to issue a press release Saturday evening to apologize. "I want to take this opportunity to apologize publicly for the choices I made last week. I understand that my position as a professional footballer gives me the responsibility of being a model. So I want to apologize to my family, friends, club, supporters and people for dropping them. ”

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