The case of the alleged rape of Cristiano Ronaldo on the model Kathryn Mayorga knows a new twist. The victim claims no less than 64 million euros in compensation.
Between 2018 and 2019, a rape case shakes the football world: the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo is accused by the model Kathryn Mayorga of having raped her in 2009 in a hotel room in Las Vegas.
The Daily Mirror reveals that Kathryn Mayor, the woman who accused Cristiano Ronaldo of rape, is asking the latter for 56 million pounds (around 64 million euros). The British media is relying on documents from the legal proceedings launched by the former model.
Kathryn Mayor would claim 20 million euros for “the pain and suffering suffered”, 20 million euros also for “the pain and suffering to come” and the same sum as exemplary damages (a principle which does not exist). does not exist in French law). Along with other legal costs, the 37-year-old complainant’s total claim is the equivalent of two years of the player’s salary at Juventus (according to known estimates).
A financial agreement had yet been concluded between the two parties in 2010. The former model had accepted more than 300,000 euros, in exchange for stopping the proceedings and respecting a confidentiality clause. But she has been contesting the validity of this contract for several years, believing that her mental state at the time did not allow her to sign knowingly.
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