Cristiano Ronaldo: Plane dissent over sex attack guarantee 



A pennant supporting a lady who blamed footballer Cristiano Ronaldo for a sex attack has been flown over Old Trafford during his return game for Manchester United.  The Level Up women's activist gathering said they needed to "remind swarms" of assault charges against him.  Kathryn Mayorga said she was attacked by him at a Las Vegas inn in 2009.  In 2019, US investigators said Ronaldo, who denied the cases, would not deal with indictments. 


A plane with the flag "Trust Kathryn Mayorga" was flown after the beginning of the game against Newcastle United. The Portuguese player scored twice in his first Manchester United match in quite a while, with the Reds winning 4-1.  Ms Mayorga allegedly came to an out-of-court settlement with Ronaldo in 2010, including a £288,000 ($375,000) installment for concurring never to promote the charges. 


His legal counselors have recently said the non-exposure understanding was "in no way, shape or form an admission of responsibility". They said the player was following counsel "to stop the crazy allegations made against him, all together unequivocally to stay away from endeavors [… ] to annihilate a standing assembled because of difficult work, athletic capacity and social rectification". 


In 2018, Ms Mayorga tried to return the case, with her legal advisor saying she had been propelled by the #MeToo development against sexual savagery.  Las Vegas police, who then, at that point researched the claims, said they "can't be demonstrated without question" and hence they would not squeeze charges against Ronaldo.  A nearby lead prosecutor's office said Ms Mayorga announced an attack in 2009, however would not state where it had occurred or name the assailant, so police couldn't "to direct any significant examination". 

Ronaldo has not rejected that the two met however said the experience, when he was going to leave his first Manchester United stretch for Real Madrid, was consensual. 



In 2018, he tweeted: "I immovably deny the allegations being given against me. Assault is an accursed wrongdoing that conflicts with all that I am and have confidence in." Level Up said they needed to "disturb the display" around the player's vigorously exposed re-visitation of Manchester United. 



The gathering's co-chief Janey Starling said they needed to send "a message to football that assault charges can't be started off the pitch".