Judge Orders Icardi to Stay 100 Meters From Daughter for 45 Days

Wanda Nara filed a police complaint against Mauro Icardi alleging physical abuse against their daughter Francesca. The complaint was made after the 11-year-old girl sent messages to her mother saying her father had hit her and locked her in her room.

The incident occurred on Friday, November 6, at a private neighborhood called La Isla in Nordelta. Police arrived at the home around 5:00 PM following a 911 call regarding a possible case of child violence.

“Me dicen de adentro, que todo indicaría que lo detienen.”

When officers arrived, Francesca left the house wearing only socks and without shoes. She told police she had been beaten and threatened. A doctor from the Tigre Emergency System found no serious injuries but recommended an X-ray for a minor knee trauma.

Judge Orlando Abel Díaz of the Tigre Court of Guarantees No. 2 issued a precautionary measure. Icardi must keep a minimum distance of 100 meters from Francesca and 300 meters from her home in Buenos Aires.

The footballer is prohibited from contacting his daughter by any means, including phone calls, social media, and messaging apps. Third parties are also barred from acting as intermediaries. The restrictions last 45 days from the moment Icardi is officially notified.

The case is being handled by the Tigre Gender Fiscal Unit as a case of alleged minor injuries. The Minors Advisory Office has joined the case, and a Family Court draw will decide on custody in the coming weeks.

Yanina Latorre reported via Instagram that the prosecutor's office is evaluating a request for Icardi's arrest. She stated that information from inside the court indicates he could be detained, though no written confirmation has been issued.