“Can you give us a little bit of all of Spain, Jenna?”: Alvise filters out other videos of Spain’s women’s soccer team’s private celebration

The controversy surrounding the “kiss without consent” with the Spanish soccer player is only a few days away from two weeks and the influencer Alvis Perez He continues to add fuel to the fire by criticizing the football player whom he accuses of lying about the incident.

Beautiful Jenniplayer of the Spanish women’s football team, accuses Luis Rubialesthe president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), that he kissed her without her consent on August 20, during the trophy ceremony in Australia, where Spain won the World Cup against England.

Fierce criticism of the German Minister of Foreign Affairs on the case of the controversial kiss between Luis Rubiales and Jenna Hermoso

Alvise Pérez, a 33-year-old from Sevilla, is a controversial political tweeter who has sworn off the footballer since the topic went viral on social media.

“The friend was shocked,” says Alvise Pérez

Since the scandal began, the influencer who has been increasing the number of followers on X (Twitter) by the minute, which in the last hours of August 30 increased from 51 thousand to more than 64, has published new footage of the party where Hermoso is supposedly celebrating the victory. team

“Do you know @Jennihermoso we even have your party videos and WhatsApp because a friend was shocked that you are ruining an innocent life? (Day and Night) Can you peck us all Spain, Jenni?” Alvise said in a message on the social network on August 29.

In the previous days, the influencer posted other videos showing Jenni Hermoso sharing with her teammates after the win and in others inside the plane to return to Spain, where she is said to be smiling at the pictures of the “kiss” with Rubiales.

Appeal in court

Alvise Pérez points out in his presentations on the networks that Hermoso must condemn his case before the court, because “if he does not do it” he will have to face the “media and gender lobby”.

“You have a deadline of 15 days to submit a report to the court, as determined by the Prosecutor’s Office. Reporting with all the evidence (and that which has not yet been released) is your more than likely conviction for false reporting,” he said in a tweet.

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