Ignacio Allende Fernández, alias 'Torbe' gave an interview to 'OKdiaio' and spoke about the case that splashed The case of porn director Ignacio Allende Fernandez, David de Gea and Iker Muniain left a sour taste at the beginning of Spain's attempt to win Euro 2016 but now Fernandez, alias Torbe, has expressed shame that the La Roja stars were involved in any event, because of a pack of lies. Although both players expressed their innocence at the time and were subsequently cleared of any wrong doing, it left a stain that had to have affected their mental stability at a crucial time in their careers.
"It's a shame what they did to De Gea and Muniain," Torbe told OKdiario. "Everything was a lie but the girl involved just wanted to get attention. "I know David, Muniain, Isco, Javi Martínez and a lot of other famous people - actors, musicians ... "We met the girl in a VIP room of a disco but there were no sexual encounters with the players, she just told me that she would do anything to get famous. "The messages she had were manipulated by her. "De Gea has a girlfriend and is famous and had no need to stray. Anyway, footballers do not have to pay to be with girls."
Torbe is no longer set to implicate Spain footballers David de Gea and Iker Munain. Police are said to have found inconsistencies in the witness testimonies which saw the Manchester United goalkeeper and Athletic Bilbao winger both named as suspects just days before Spain began their Euro 2016 campaign in June. According to Interviu magazine the pair have therefore been cleared of any wrongdoing by both prosecutors and the judge presiding over the trial, meaning that neither will have to testify in the case against Torbe - real name Ignacio Allende Fernandez - who was arrested in May on charges of child pornography and trafficking. De Gea held a press conference refuting the allegations while Munain also publicly denied any wrongdoing through his social media accounts.
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