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·7 December 2025

Fiorentina: players’ families abused, partners report hate messages

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The tensions surrounding Fiorentina after the recent defeat against Sassuolo have gone beyond mere sports rivalry, turning into a case involving the authorities.

Fiorentina, threats and insults to players' families: partners report the authors of hate messages

In recent hours, the wives and partners of several Fiorentina players have been targeted with insults and threats through social networks, an escalation that the club can no longer ignore.


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Amanda Ferreira, the wife of Brazilian defender Dodò, made the incident public by openly denouncing the severity of the threats received on her Instagram profile. She published a screenshot of one of the messages, in which the author targeted not only her but also the couple's children. Amanda stated: “The intervention of the competent authorities is necessary. It is unacceptable that frustration over a match turns into verbal violence against families and children.”

According to reports from several outlets specializing in Fiorentina news, this is not an isolated case. Other players' partners have also received insults and threats, choosing to file formal complaints to protect themselves and their families.

The incident highlights the increasingly urgent issue of protecting individuals exposed on social media and the need to decisively combat digital hate phenomena that have nothing to do with sports criticism. This is a stance that will likely lead the Fiorentina club to take a position in the coming hours.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.

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