Zambrano and Trauco Deny Sexual Abuse Allegations
Peruvian soccer players Carlos Zambrano and Miguel Trauco, both players for Alianza Lima, have categorically denied the sexual abuse allegations made against them in Argentina. They state that they are available to the authorities to collaborate in the investigation. The complaint, which also involves Sergio Peña, was revealed on Thursday by the Argentine program Otra Mañana. According to the report, a woman filed an accusation for an alleged sexual assault that occurred in Montevideo during the preseason of the white and blue club in Uruguay. The media exposure generated has caused deep damage on a personal and professional level. Carlos Zambrano, through a statement on social media, rejected any form of violence against women and questioned the dissemination of versions he considers partial and inaccurate. The defender, former Boca Juniors player, explained that he waited to formally know the complaint before speaking and assured his full collaboration with the authorities. Miguel Trauco, for his part, also denied the accusations and expressed his confidence that the investigations will clarify the facts. The former Flamengo footballer regretted the media exposure and the pain caused to his family and environment.Sergio Peña had already issued a statement denying any involvement in the events and showing respect for the complainant. Alianza Lima has decided to temporarily remove the three players while investigations are ongoing. The team, led by Pablo Guede, is preparing for a friendly match against Inter Miami of Lionel Messi.Versions have been spread that have generated a disproportionate media exposure, causing deep pain to my family and my personal and professional environment.
Miguel Trauco
