Inconceivable: PSG actress arrested on suspicion of involvement in assault on her teammate | Israel today

An incredible story in French football.

Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Aminta Diallo, 26, was arrested this morning (Wednesday) after she allegedly sent two men to beat her team-mate and national team player, Hira Hamrawi.

According to the unusual report in L'Equipe, the stated purpose of the attack was to injure Hira and thus prevent possible competition for the starting lineup at PSG.

It was further noted that the ambush planned at Hamrawi's expense took place last week on November 4 when Hamrawi was sitting in the car next to Dialo who was driving, when suddenly two people arrived with masks on their faces.

One of them, pulled the surprised actress out of the vehicle, hit her with an iron bar and dragged her several meters until he fled the scene along with the other attacker.

Following the attack, Hiira was rushed to the hospital where she was stitched in her legs and due to hospitalization she even lost a game in the Champions League against Real Madrid.

Khira Hamrawi.

Finished with stitches in the legs,

A report in France further stated that due to the fact that no robbery took place during the violent incident, and the attack was mainly aimed at Hamrawi’s feet, the police decided to open an investigation, which this morning ended with the arrest of Aminta Diallo.

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PSG & France teammate Aminata Diallo in police custody on allegations of attempting to physically injure Kheira Hamraoui to eliminate her in competition for places by having two masked men drag Hamraoui out of her car & punch & hit her legs.

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(L'Éq)

- Get French Football News (@GFFN) November 10, 2021

A statement from PSG read: "The club confirms that Aminta Diallo was taken into custody as part of the proceedings opened following an attack on the club's player last Thursday. The team condemns the attack in the most serious way. Since Thursday evening, the club has taken all necessary measures to To ensure the health, well-being and safety of all our team players. "