Elba Marcovecchio Fires Back at Wanda Nara: “A Bunch of Nonsense”

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA — The legal feud between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi escalated on August 3, 2026, following new legal motions filed by Nara’s attorney, Ana Rosenfeld. Speaking on América TV’s DDM, Rosenfeld revealed attempts to block Icardi from leaving Argentina until alleged unpaid child support debt is settled.
Icardi’s attorney, Elba Marcovecchio, immediately launched a sharp rebuttal, dismissing the claims made by Nara’s legal team as baseless and legally unsound.

💵 Financial Claims & Travel Restriction Dispute
Reporting on DDM, journalist Martín Candalaft detailed that while Icardi settled previously claimed sums in July, Nara’s team alleges missing payments for April and May. Due to non-compliance penalties, the sum reportedly reached $90,000 USD. Panelist Guido Záffora added that Nara’s side requested an explicit travel ban against the footballer until further court orders.
Marcovecchio forcefully rejected both the financial calculations and the travel restrictions:
“I am listening to a bunch of nonsense. $90,000 for two months of alimony is completely absurd, especially considering Mauro is currently without a club.”
[Key Arguments: Icardi's Legal Defense]
├── Alimony Sums: Rejects the $90,000 USD demand as baseless and absurd
├── Passport Crisis: Argues Argentine filings lack jurisdiction over Italian minors
├── Restitution Strategy: States Icardi withheld signatures due to active Turkish residency filings
└── Appellate Strategy: Plans to appeal Argentine court rulings as "unconstitutional"
🏛️ Jurisdictional Battles over Italy and Turkey

Addressing the passport standoff following a burglary at Nara’s Milan home, Marcovecchio argued that Argentine courts lack jurisdiction over the children’s official documentation. She noted that both daughters were born in Italy and hold Italian documentation, making local Argentine filings invalid.
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Signature Withholding: Marcovecchio explained that Icardi refrained from signing replacement passport applications to maintain consistency with his international child restitution petition to Turkey.
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Appeals Process: Describing recent Argentine judicial orders against Icardi as “unconstitutional,” Marcovecchio confirmed plans to appeal: “I have serious doubts that the Appeals Court will uphold such nonsense.”
📸 Wanda Nara Responds to Social Media Criticism
In parallel to the legal dispute, Wanda Nara addressed viral online criticism regarding unedited bikini photographs shared across social media platforms.
Replying directly on X (formerly Twitter) to a user accusing her of relying on heavy photo editing, Nara denied the authenticity of the candid photos: “One is a video and the other is Photoshop made by paid trolls. I love my body.” Nara accused coordinated online accounts of intentionally manipulating media to target her public image.
TRANSLATED FROM A24.COM