Dutch Police arrested Mohamed Ihattaren, a Juventus player, on Sunday and today searched his house in the city of Utrecht for allegedly assaulting his ex-partner. This is the second investigation in which the Dutch midfielder who started his career at PSV and was on loan at Ajax until last December is involved.
Ihattaren, 21, was arrested on Sunday and questioned by police, who entered to search his house in the Vleuten neighborhood, in Utrecht, at noon on Monday, police sources confirmed to NOS public television.
The newspaper De Telegraaf said the arrest came about because of accusations that he assaulted his ex-partner the day before.
two different investigations
NOS pointed out that the arrest was unrelated to the incident in November, when Ihattaren was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a threat, “a case from a long time ago that the police are still investigating,” according to his statement at the time . lawyer, Sander Janssen.
De Telegraaf added that Ihattaren has received threats from the Amsterdam criminal circle because of his relationship with a young woman, but he also remains close to other organized crime, accusations that neither the Amsterdam club nor the police or the player himself. want, confirm or reject.
A career mired in controversy
Ihattaren’s career has been shrouded in controversy for months, despite the fact that he entered professional football from a young age, where he impressed with his technical and creative play at PSV Eindhoven, opening doors in a Dutch race. group.
However, after some quarrels with Roger Schmidt, then coach of PSV, Ihattaren left in August 2021 for Juventus, who automatically loaned him to Sampdoria and later in January 2022 to Ajax, where he again showed his talent.
Lost in training
The midfielder suddenly disappeared from training at Ajax for a long time due to threats received from organized crime, according to the local newspaper, but after his car and his brother’s car caught fire, Ajax announced in end of 2022 that he doesn’t want to remain linked to Ihattaren. Today he continues to belong to Juve, but he has not yet made his debut in their ranks.
Source: La Verdad
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