My son has been mentally destroying women for years — Footballer’s mom reports

The mother of former Bayern Munich and Manchester City defender Jerome Boateng has made damning accusations against her son, alleging a history of abusing women.

The revelation surfaced in an email sent to a German media outlet, shedding light on disturbing allegations surrounding the footballer’s conduct.

Boateng, a German international, had previously faced legal troubles concerning an assault case involving his ex-girlfriend Sherin Senler. While initially convicted, the verdict was overturned due to procedural errors, resulting in a £1.5 million fine for Boateng and a subsequent retrial order in October of the previous year.

The recent email from Boateng’s mother, dated March 25, 2021, accuses her son of both psychological and physical abuse against women. The allegations come in the aftermath of the tragic death of Kasia Lenhardt, a former partner of Boateng, who took her own life in 2021.

His mother’s statement, published by BILD via Der Spiegel, reads:

“For years, my son has been abusing women psychologically and physically, now Kasia Lenhardt has taken her own life and he still does not want to bear the consequences for his behaviour.”

Additional revelations from German media include a voice message from Lenhardt, in which she alleges Boateng nearly broke her thumb. Reports also indicate that Lenhardt had intended to sue Boateng for assault prior to her untimely death.

Jerome Boateng has vehemently denied these allegations, with his lawyer responding in March, citing ongoing legal proceedings as a reason for limited comment. Meanwhile, the tragic circumstances surrounding Lenhardt’s death have cast a grim shadow over Boateng’s personal life.

Lenhardt, a former fashion model, was discovered unresponsive in a Berlin apartment on February 9, 2021, just days after her highly publicized breakup with Boateng.

The tumultuous end to their relationship had sparked controversy, with Boateng facing criticism for comments made in the media.