Mauro Icardi has announced a significant legal win in his long-running divorce case with Wanda Nara, saying an Italian court has dismissed an appeal over her financial claims.
The Argentine striker, who initiated divorce proceedings two years ago, said Nara had requested €250,000 per month in spousal support, €65,000 monthly for each of their two daughters, and another €100,000 every month as divorce compensation. According to Icardi, those requests were rejected by the court on June 1, 2026, and the latest appeal against that ruling has also been thrown out, leaving only the final divorce decree to be issued.
Sharing the update on Instagram, Icardi wrote: “Good morning Milan. Everything is fine here, there is a new decision. In my divorce case, 250 thousand euros per month for my ex-wife, 65 thousand euros for each of my daughters, and 100 thousand euros per month as divorce compensation were demanded from me. The judge rejected this insanity on June 1, 2026. The dissatisfied party, trying to get my money, appealed this decision. Today, July 27, 2026, the Italian Court’s decision was very clear: APPEAL INVALID. Thus, all demands and application avenues are closed. Only the announcement of the official divorce decision remains. The functioning of the Italian justice system is wonderful. Yet, in 2024, they called me ‘crazy’ for starting the entire judicial process in Italy.”
Nara later responded publicly after the judge declined to grant her immediate financial compensation. The court reportedly stated that any financial settlement would only be considered once the divorce is officially finalized. Reacting on Instagram, she told Icardi to “get a job” and accused him of causing unnecessary distress to their two teenage daughters, alleging the events surrounding the case led to them losing their passports before returning to school in Argentina.
