Neymar Jnr Accused Of Raping A Lady At A Paris Hotel after Meeting Her On Instagram

Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil superstar, Neymar has been accused of raping a woman at a Paris hotel after meeting her on Instagram.

Reports emerged on Saturday via the Brazilian publication UOL Sport that Neymar had held a conversation with the woman through the social media platform Instagram and, through a friend, arranged for her to travel to Paris.

It is alleged that Neymar arrived drunk at her hotel, the Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe, on May 15 before becoming aggressive and violent and then raping her.

The woman claimed she was left shaken by the experience and returned to Brazil on May 17. Her complaint is reported to have been filed last Friday in Sao Paulo.

She told police that Neymar arrived at the hotel that night 'apparently drunk,' and that they talked and 'caressed'.

'However, at some point, Neymar became aggressive, and through violence, practiced sexual intercourse against the will of the victim,' the police report says.

According to her,  she returned home to Brazil two days later without telling French police about the alleged rape because she was 'emotionally shaken and afraid to register the facts in another country.'

A statement issued by Neymar's management on his website said the 27-year-old forward completely rejected the allegations.

'Although he was surprised by the news of the Police Report, the facts were already known to the Athlete and his staff, considering that a few days ago he was a victim of attempted extortion, practiced by a lawyer from the city of Sao Paulo, who, according to his version, represented the interests of the alleged victim,' it read.

'The athlete's lawyers were immediately notified and have since day one taken all appropriate steps.

'Faced with the unfortunate, illegal and outrageous event, we completely repudiate the unjust accusations and, above all, the exposure in the press of an extremely negative situation.

'All evidence of the attempted extortion and non-rape shall be submitted to the Police Authority in a timely manner.'