"I can't even play soccer, but I even got a crime..." Tottenham ST Hisalisson was sued by his personal secretary → "Long-term labor + excessive demand + verbal violence."
"I can't even play soccer, but I even got a crime..." Tottenham ST Hisalisson was sued by his personal secretary → "Long-term labor + excessive demand + verbal violence."
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Hishalisson's unannounced dismissal of his private secretary led to a legal battle.
British media 'Sports Bible' reported on the 15th (Korea time) that "Tottenham striker Hishalisson is reportedly being sued by a former personal secretary."
Brazilian Hishalisson made his PL debut in the summer of 2017 when he moved from fluminense to Watford. A year later, he followed former Watford manager Marco Silva to Everton, where he spent four years.
Having a top Premier League share with 11 goals in the 2021/22 season, he signed with Tottenham for 50 million pounds (W102.1 billion) in 2022. However, his life at Tottenham has not been smooth, and he has been coming and going from bench to bench.
Meanwhile, according to a report by the British media outlet The Sun, Reginaldo Pereira, his former private secretary who was with him in the early days of the PL, has now filed a legal lawsuit against him. Pereira is reportedly seeking 95,000 pounds (about 160 million won) for unfair dismissal.
In a legal filing seen by The Sun, Pereira claimed to have faced long hours of work, excessive demands and verbal abuse, especially from Hishalisson's father. Pereira also noted that Hishalisson paid 500 pounds (about 870,000 won) per week directly to his bank account instead of registering himself as an employee and providing no paid leave or other employment benefits.
He was fired without notice at the movie theater of his house in Hishalisson and claimed that he was "physically and emotionally hurt." Pereira wrote in a legal filing, "After being fired, I had to seek treatment to overcome the negative effects of this toxic environment. My wife filed for divorce. I am emotionally shaken and unemployed."
A spokesperson for Hisalisson denied Pereira's claims in a statement to The Sun, adding: "We will not comment further in relation to this lawsuit. A preliminary hearing in the case is scheduled for next month in Watford.
Meanwhile, he is set to miss today's North London derby against Arsenal just after sustaining an injury that could force him to miss weeks last month. He has played in two Premier League matches for Tottenham this season, but has yet to score his first goal of the season. 안전놀이터