Mauro Icardi Makes Strong Statements on Wanda Nara's Rejected Alimony Demands

The ongoing divorce proceedings between footballer Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara have taken a new turn with Icardi making strong public statements about the financial aspects of their separation.

Icardi took to social media to assert that the Italian court has rejected Wanda Nara's significant alimony requests. He claimed that Nara had demanded a monthly sum of 250,000 euros for herself, 65,000 euros for each of their two daughters, and an additional 100,000 euros related to the divorce itself. According to Icardi, these demands were dismissed by a court ruling on June 1, 2026, and a subsequent appeal filed on July 27, 2026, was also unsuccessful.

"Today, July 27, 2026, the decision of Italian justice was very clear: they found the request inadmissible. Thus, they have closed all kinds of demands and applications. Only one step remains for the divorce decree to become final," Icardi stated on social media, suggesting the divorce is nearing completion.

In a subsequent post, Icardi alluded to Nara without naming her, stating, "A king does not argue with pawns, he just moves on." He added, "Stop kicking the chessboard; you will see how the game will end." These comments have generated considerable discussion online. The divorce case between Icardi and Nara, which has been a subject of public attention for some time, continues in Italy, with details of the official court decisions regarding alimony and custody yet to be fully disclosed.