Isaac Success faces a battle to rescue his Watford career after his alleged romp with four prostitutes.
Hornets head coach Marco Silva is furious that the club’s image has been tarnished – and now £12.6million striker Success faces two months out after a knee operation.
Success, who has suffered an injury-hit spell at Vicarage Road, was crocked in training before the international break and Silva is understandably furious with his young striker.
Isaac Success was arrested after reportedly demanding back the cash he had paid to four escorts , The Mirror reported. The Nigeria striker, 21, paid £2 ,000 for a hotel romp after spending the night at a lap -dancing club in London’s West End last month.
Escort Alexis Domerge has claimed the football ace angrily asked for his money back after a 90- minute romp.
The player, who earns £ 30,000 a week, was arrested in the Hertfordshire hotel lobby after police were called following an allegation of assault.
The player, who earns £ 30,000 a week, was arrested in the Hertfordshire hotel lobby after police were called following an allegation of assault.
Alexis told The Sun on Sunday, “He accused us of ripping him off and asked for his money to be returned.
“It was terrifying. He had paid four of us £500 each to party with him and we all got naked as soon as the money came through on our phone bank accounts.”
A second escort, Michaela Carter, added to the publication that they eventually told him that they couldn’t give him extra time”.
A third escort said that Success accused them of ripping him off and he demanded his money back.
“But he also claimed we ’d cheated him out of the cash, without mentioning the reason why he didn’t have sex,” she said.
A Hertfordshire Police spokesman told
The Sun on Sunday, “ Police are investigating an allegation of assault reported to have occurred at 6:30am at Sopwell House in St Albans on Monday September 11.
The Sun on Sunday, “ Police are investigating an allegation of assault reported to have occurred at 6:30am at Sopwell House in St Albans on Monday September 11.
However, Boss Silva said: “The player and everyone else at the club knows their obligations as professionals and they know the rules.
“People who love football don’t like this situation. Football is his life, he needs to be careful and know the right way.
“Does he have a future here? I can’t talk now as the player is injured. Maybe some of you won’t believe me, because he has not played one minute in the Premier League this season, but I’m really happy with his improvement.
“Our obligation is to put the player in the right way, but you can’t do this every time. He is a young player and he knows.”
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