What comes to mind when you think of France international Lucas Hernandez?
Bayern's absolute main player, the world's top left-back, the dual citizenship of Spain and France, the twin stars of the Theo brothers...
Now, Lucas is in trouble. Simply put, he did not dare to return to Spain, because once he entered the country, he was likely to be arrested and imprisoned for a year!
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Born in Marseille, France, Lucas debuted in the Spanish league and is a dual citizen. Playing for Atletico Madrid was the beginning of his glorious career.
In March 2019, Bayern Munich announced that it had directly activated Lucas's liquidated damages clause, spending 80 million euros to bring it in.
Following the giants of Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich, Lucas won the Europa League, the Champions League and the Club World Cup. At the national team level, Lucas followed France to win the 2018 World Cup.
So why was Lucas targeted by the Spanish courts?
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It has to do with his girlfriend. Before that, Lucas had beaten his girlfriend, and a Madrid court sentenced Lucas to 31 days of community service and warned Lucas that it was forbidden to communicate with his girlfriend in any way during this period, and that he must keep a distance of 500 meters from her girlfriend.
However, Lucas's girlfriend soon forgave him. Things took a turn for the worse, and Lucas not only failed to perform community service, but also embarked on a romantic trip with his girlfriend.
Eventually, Lucas and his girlfriend's plane took off from Miami and was discovered after landing in Madrid. According to the Marca newspaper, if Lucas and his girlfriend returned on different flights, they would not be discovered.
For violating close contact with his girlfriend during the 31 days of beating him, the court sentenced Lucas to one and a half years in prison.
The Madrid court urged Lucas to return to Spain as soon as possible and complete his sentence.
Lucas's lawyer appealed, but it was rejected by the Madrid court. That is to say, under the current circumstances, Lucas is categorically unable to return to Spain, which is equivalent to throwing himself into the net.
What if Bayern Munich played against Spain's side in the knockout rounds of the Champions League, what would Lucas do?