Schalke's striker Sylla maintains that his pet dog was never subjected to suspension.
Moussa Sylla, a striker for second-division football club Schalke 04, has found himself in an unexpected situation, with his pet dog, Luffy, at the centre of a controversy. A statement from Sylla's French lawyer, Dylan Bourkab, posted on Sylla's Instagram account, sheds light on the situation.
According to the statement, a media campaign against Sylla is based on false, distorted, and taken-out-of-context information. The lawyer's statement clarifies that Luffy, previously referred to as Ghost, was never abandoned. The pet sitter, who is currently holding Luffy and its related documents, is illegally doing so.
The statement further reveals that the pet sitter has broken off contact with the Sylla family despite their repeated requests to get their pet back. The pet sitter is asserting property rights over Luffy and is demanding a sum of money, disguised as a donation to her animal shelter, as a condition for Sylla to get his dog back.
The lawyer's statement emphasizes that Sylla denies the allegations that he left his dog with a pet sitter and didn't want it back. The lawyer will use all legal means, both in France and internationally, to stop these harmful actions and defend the rights and dignity of Moussa Sylla and his family.
It's important to note that there are no verified public details or updates about Moussa Sylla facing dog abandonment allegations or any related legal dispute with a pet sitter. This story may not have been covered or documented in publicly accessible sources yet, as it is a developing one.
Many people's reactions to Moussa Sylla's situation have been negative, with the allegations against him regarding his pet dog making headlines, but not for his sporting achievements. The lawyer's statement, written in English, was posted on Moussa Sylla's Instagram account, aiming to clear the air and set the record straight.
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