Wife of Ángel Correa reports threats to daughters after his departure from Tigres UANL
The departure of Ángel Correa from Tigres UANL has sparked controversy beyond the pitch. Sabrina Di Marzo, the Argentine striker’s wife, reported receiving threats and insults on social media, including toward her daughters aged 10, 5, and 3. The club, currently 7th in Liga MX with 25 points (7W-4D-6L), faces a delicate off-field situation.
What happened with the threats against Correa’s family?
Through an Instagram story, Sabrina Di Marzo revealed she received hundreds of offensive messages targeting not only her and her husband but also her daughters. "It’s easy to humiliate, it’s easy to speak without knowing," she wrote, demanding respect for her minors. The situation worsened after Correa’s confirmed move to River Plate, though the deal has yet to be finalized.
Why does this matter for Tigres UANL?
The case highlights the pressure faced by players and their families in Mexican football. Tigres, with 28 goals scored and 18 conceded this season, aims to stay focused on the field, but incidents like this impact the club’s image. Trailing leaders U.N.A.M. - Pumas by 11 points, the team needs stability ahead of their next match against Real Salt Lake on August 5.
What’s next for Ángel Correa and Tigres?
While the transfer to River Plate is underway, Sabrina Di Marzo asked for silence and trust that "time will prove the truth." Meanwhile, Tigres UANL must handle the situation carefully to protect those affected and maintain their league performance, where their recent form is LWWDD.
