Robinho has been sentenced to nine years in prison by Real Madrid and AC Milan for his role in gang rape after Milan Court of Appeal judges ruled that Brazil had described a “belittled” and “brutally brutal” woman Albanians in Milan.
Robinho, 37, was first found guilty of his role in gang rape in 2017 before being convicted in December. The gang rape of a 23-year-old Albanian woman was held in Milan, Italy in 2013 at a nightclub on her birthday. Robinho denied the allegations and went on to appeal the verdict.
However, according to a report in Globo, new details have emerged from the Court of Appeal in which it was alleged that Robinho and his representatives tried to “deceive investigators” by making a difference. statements of “previously agreed facts”.
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Robinho’s conviction was also confirmed by his friend Richard Falco charged with the crime.
But with Robinho living in Brazil, the former Real Madrid striker is unlikely to be slammed in Italy. Brazil does not expel its own citizens.
Earlier, the crucial evidence used to convict Brazil in the year 2020 included phone calls and messages between Robinho and those allegedly involved in the gang rape that the footballer is said to have said ‘the woman was completely drunk’.
Meanwhile, after the decision has been upheld, Robinho has 45 days to submit another appeal to the highest court of appeal in Italy – the Supreme Court. In particular, no prison sentence has been enforced in Italy until all applications have been issued by the criminal.
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Robinho’s contract with Brazilian club Santon was terminated before the hearing began with club president Orlando Rollo confirming that the player will be sacked if the decision is upheld.
Robinho was playing for Italian giants AC Milan during the incident.