Football Player Aminata Diallo Commissions A Violent Attack On Teammate Kheira Haraoui Out Of Jealousy

November 10. 2021

Aminata Diallo (left) and Kheira Hamraoui (right)

26-year-old football player, Aminata Diallo, who played for the Utah Royals in America and currently plays for Paris Saint-Germain Feminines (PSG), has been arrested by French police for commissioning a violent attack on teammate, Kheira Hamraoui, 31.

The attack occurred on November 4, 2021, when two masked men pulled Kheira out of a vehicle being driven by Aminata, who was giving her a ride home. The two men began to beat Kheira's legs with a metal bar, while Aminata was restrained and left unharmed. The New York Times reported Kheira has cuts and bruises, but no broken bones.

Aminata Diallo (left) and Kheira Hamraoui (second from the left) at PSG

The attack was designed to stop Kheira from playing football. Kheira is the midfielder at PSG who has been getting the most playing time on the pitch, which made Aminata jealous and angry. It is in a team's best interest to have the most talented player in each position and for the longest period of time. Anything less often means losing matches because you are not playing your best.

This is not the first time a jealous female has attacked another in this manner. As written on the site previously, in 1994 ice-skater and Olympic favorite, Nancy Kerrigan, was the subject of a vicious and violent attack commissioned by rival Tonya Harding and the latter's husband Jeff Gillooly. The incident made news all over the world.

A tweet on Twitter.com about the incident

Gillooly hired a thug, Shane Stant, to attack Kerrigan by breaking her right knee with a police baton. Kerrigan's leg injury paved the way for Harding to win the U.S. championships and gain a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. Kerrigan was later added to the Olympic team anyway and won the silver medal. Harding placed eighth.

Harding later pleaded guilty to "conspiracy to hinder prosecution." Gillooly and Shant were convicted in the attack on Kerrigan, as were Shawn Eckardt (Harding's bodyguard) and Derrick Smith (who drove the getaway car). Imagine being that jealous of a rival that you go to such extremes to harm the person. It is very depraved.

Tonya Harding (left) and Nancy Kerrigan (right)

Some women like to be the center of attention, and also have a violent, criminal streak, which poses a danger to those around them. Women who attack others destroy their careers and finances, because when they are caught they go down in world history as jealous, insecure, overly competitive and petty.

Nothing takes the place of hard work and talent. At the end of the day history always corrects itself regarding pretenders who look for dishonest, cruel and violent shortcuts at other people's expense. There's always a price to pay for cruelty to others.

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Masked Men Attacked a Soccer Player. Her Teammate Is Under Arrest.

A Paris St.-Germain women’s player was taken into custody by French investigators looking into a violent assault on a teammate who shares her position. 

Nov. 10, 2021Updated 6:54 p.m. ET - The Paris St.-Germain players, champions of France and riding high on a surge of investment in women’s soccer, were in fine spirits as they enjoyed a dinner with club officials last week in a restaurant close to one of the city’s largest parks.

Months removed from the squad’s first French title, regulars in Europe’s biggest tournaments and unbeaten in the new season, the team had much to celebrate, and the mood was collegial. As the night out wound down, one of the team’s new signings, Kheira Hamraoui, accepted a ride home from her teammate Aminata Diallo. Car-pooling made sense; both women lived in Chatou, an upscale suburb on the outskirts of Paris, and soon they and a third player were in the car for the half-hour drive home.

As the car approached Hamraoui’s house around 10.30 p.m., however, the journey took a menacing turn. Two masked men emerged from the darkness and dragged Hamraoui out of the passenger seat. Then, according to news media reports later confirmed by the French police, the men beat Hamraoui with a metal bar for several minutes, paying particular attention to the part of the body she most needed to play for one of Europe’s most successful women’s soccer teams: her legs.

https://www.nytimes.com