Samuel Eto'o refused to acknowledge his relationship with the woman ever since her mother fell pregnant
Samuel Eto'o was declared as the biological father of a 22-year-old woman in Madrid on Thursday. Despite previously making no acknowledgment of her existence.
The retired footballer was not at the legal proceedings in Madrid. Court number 83 concluded a legal process that was first started by the woman’s mother in 2018.
Reports.
As per
The Mirror, Adileusa Do Rosario Nieves, the woman's mother, is said to have first encountered Eto'o in a nightclub in Madrid while he was on loan at Leganes from Real Madrid.
As per a report from
Spanish press agency EFE, the lawsuit stated that the mother discovered she had fallen pregnant in February 1998.
The lawsuit was also told that Eto’o told Adileusa. "That he would act responsibly with respect to the common child, although he preferred that she did not give birth to the child."
Eto'o was then accused of breaking off communication with the woman who "tried to communicate with the future father (Eto’o), but he did not answer her phone calls or reply to her emails."
The mother then gave birth to her daughter Erika in 1999 - by which point the Cameroonian was playing for Espanyol.
Latest developments.
A lawsuit first began in 2018 when the mother had biological evidence to support her testimony. This proved that the former Barcelona and Chelsea striker was the father of her daughter.
Eto'o has now been ordered to pay an allowance to the young woman, totaling €1,400 per month. Which is dated back to when a lawsuit was first filed.
