Manchester United goalkeeper, David De Gea, denies involvement in sex scandal

Spain: Spanish and Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has been caught up in a sex scandal case which may threaten his participation at the Euro 2016 in France.

An unidentified witness has reportedly named David De Gea in a court documents which claims he allegedly arranged a sexual encounter in 2012 between two Spain under 21 players and two women in a Madrid hotel against their will.
David had denied arranging for his former Spanish under-21 teammate Iker Muniain and an unnamed player to meet the prostitutes, whom claimed they were sexually assaulted by the men.

He said: “I’m more surprised than anyone by this news. I want to deny it. It is a lie and a falsehood.

“I was resting in my room, playing with the Play (station) and I was told about this story.

“I have no idea where this comes from and how this can be in the press. It’s a way to tarnish someone’s reputation. The first thing I did was to speak to my family so they wouldn’t worry.

"These accusations give me more strength to train harder and help the team. They can say all they want, it is all false. I will keep training in the face of this."