Football player Safonov reported to the police in response to numerous lawsuits from his ex-wife

Russian football player, goalkeeper of the French club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Matvey Safonov filed a police report in response to numerous lawsuits filed by Anastasia Kazachek's ex-wife. This was reported to Izvestia on January 12 by the athlete's lawyer Andrey Kryuchkov.

According to the human rights defender, the girl wants to attract attention to herself, but there may be signs of fraud in her actions. As an example, he cited one of the arbitration claims demanding reimbursement of court costs that she did not actually incur.

Commenting on the Cossacks' demand to check Safonov's professional aptitude, the lawyer noted that this claim has no legal basis, and the football player's ex-wife is abusing her right to go to court.

"They go to court when the law is violated. What exactly is Anastasia's right violated here?"— Kryuchkov was surprised.

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In November last year, Kazachek demanded to recover 6 million rubles from her ex-husband to reimburse court costs. According to Izvestia, the alimony case cost the Cossacks 4 million rubles in the Nikulinsky court and 2 million rubles in the Krasnodar court. She paid another 150,000 rubles for the work of lawyers in the Arbitration Court.

Kazachek and Safonov broke up in October 2021, the girl accused the athlete of treason. Then the court ordered the former goalkeeper of Krasnodar to pay his ex-wife 25% of his income as alimony for his daughter.

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