Özil, the indomitable womanizer

Now it turns out that Mesut Özil is a compulsive womanizer, capable of hiring private flights every week to visit an explosive Venezuelan girlfriend in Milan; a guy who jumped from bride to bride like bees jump from flower to flower. Özil, 24 years old, transferred from Real Madrid to English football, went to London with his new companion, Mandy Capristo, a year younger than him and a woman who, as a local would say, has gotten under his skin .

The national press has been airing the dalliances of Mesut for a few days, a soccer player of whom few appear. Maybe it's the revenge of Florentino Pérez, the president who kept quiet about a lot of things about the footballer's private life. The first great crisis had a name. Aida Yespica had been Miss Venezuela and was known, in the most biblical sense of the term, by half the Milan team and three-quarters of the Inter team (so, in the eyes of a good cuber). Özil lost consciousness, Mourinho found out and took action on the matter. On the field, Özil did wonders one game and disappeared the next two. Each private trip to Milan cost the kid about 18,000 euros.

Özil had divorced his wife Anna María in 2010, a woman with a good profile but who probably could not endure so much external hustle and bustle from her husband. From that moment on, Özil entered a whirlwind of sentimental madness, so to speak. At least a couple of formal girlfriends passed by his house. His current girlfriend, with whom he went to London, is a down-and-out singer. She now has a golden opportunity to make up for lost time. If Bernabéu raised his head…

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His replacement at Madrid, Gareth Bale, has an alleged criminal father-in-law. Martin Rhys-Jones is sentenced to prison in the United States for what he has all the appearance of being a large-scale telemarketing scam, selling junk stocks at a gold price. There is a whole plot in the works, British and American citizens, and in the middle of it the father-in-law Martin, father of Emma, Gareth's wife, a modest and not ostentatious girl, with whom the player has a daughter who has not met still the year. If Martin Rhys-Jones is proven guilty, he could face up to a dozen years in prison. Martin lived in Barcelona where the Police caught him.