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Exequiel Palacios is one of the trendy players at the moment. The 25-year-old Argentine midfielder is one of the most important players for Bayer Leverkusen, surprising leader of the Bundesliga, a year after winning the World Cup with his country. Even though he only played 47 minutes in total, spread over 3 matches, he was able to lift the most prestigious trophy alongside Lionel Messi or Angel Di Maria.
But off the field, things are not going very well for him. As reported by the Argentine press, he is currently divorcing his partner, Yesica Frias. And the latter is starting to sell several of the jerseys worn in Qatar by the player, as well as his world champion medal. She believes that the player does not pay her the money necessary to maintain her lifestyle and pay for her apartment, and has therefore decided to take revenge by selling her most beautiful memories. Not very nice…
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