According to a number of media reports such as Radio Corbe and Marca, Lucas Hernandez does not need to go to jail, provided that the player does not commit a new crime within 4 years.
The Madrid court has already ruled on Lucas' appeal, which ruled that the player did not need to go to jail. The sentence was subject to a 4-year suspended sentence during which Hernandez had committed no new offences, as well as a 240-day fine of €400 per day (€96,000 in total).
Related news: After the 2017 domestic violence and his girlfriend reconciled in advance, Lucas was asked to return to Spain and go to prison
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