The Spanish full-back disputed the recent media coverage, stating that the information circulating about him is entirely inaccurate.
He characterized the reports as completely false, asserting that he has had no involvement in political parties and that legal action has been contemplated as a response to the rumors. This response came in the wake of claims that linked him to controversial events during the 2018 World Cup. He reaffirmed his stance through a firm social media post, making it clear that the accounts circulating about his conduct and affiliations do not reflect reality.
In the meantime, new claims emerged from Álex Peña, a young Mexican translator who says he worked with the Spanish national team during the international tournament five years ago. In an interview on the YouTube channel Che América Latina Peña alleges that Carvajal made inappropriate remarks. According to Peña, the player allegedly said, “Hey, tell this girl I want to shove my p… down her throat.” The user-generated account has generated considerable discussion on social platforms and among fans seeking clarity on the matter.
Responding to the mounting rumors, the former Bayer Leverkusen player issued a robust statement on social media. He reiterated that all recent press coverage is misleading and stated he has never been involved with political parties nor committed any assault during the 2018 World Cup in Russia. He described the media coverage as regrettable and delicate, stressing that a formal legal action has been or will be pursued as appropriate to protect his reputation.
Several posts and messages referencing the situation continued to circulate online, including a message that echoed the sentiments of the denial and stressed the importance of verifying information before it is shared. The discussion highlighted how quickly rumors can spread and the need for careful reporting when serious claims arise in the world of sports and public life.
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