Two players from Inter have been sued for an incident in which they were involved. The incident, which dates back to January 6th, as reported by the Veneto edition of Corriere della Sera, took place during a night at the Hollywood disco in Milan. Two Inter players (the names are not yet known) have been sued for privacy violation, as they allegedly forced a young man from Friuli to leave the club, accusing him of taking photos and videos of the footballers in private situations. The two Inter players in question also checked the young man's phone to view the material on it. The young man then reported the incident.
The targeted young man stated that he was approached around 4:15 in the morning by a tall, blond man who inquired about any photos taken of the Inter players. After denying, the young man was taken out of the nightclub. One of the two Inter players even threatened the young man with phrases like "You know what happens if you go against me". After asking which team he supported, they also demanded that the young man utter the phrase "Milan me...". Investigations into the incident are ongoing, with the alleged victim's phone being seized for fingerprint detection.
The young man's lawyer, Stefano Tutino, told Corriere: "Finding himself in obvious numerical difficulty, our client did not resist and endured the embarrassing situation. His personal photos and social profiles were viewed and nothing was found". The other charge concerns an alleged threat. "A bully's attitude, if the facts are confirmed by the investigation. The two footballers risk being investigated for threat and arbitrary exercise of their own rights, having acted with violence and violated the privacy of our client". According to some rumors, one of the two Inter players would be Marko Arnautovic but only further investigations will clarify the situation better.
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