In a shocking revelation that has sent ripples through the Spanish football community, a prominent Spanish broadcaster has come forward with serious allegations against Victor Orta, the current sporting director of Sevilla FC. The woman claims that Orta, a highly respected figure in football management, got her pregnant when she was just 21 years old. According to her account, Orta urged her to terminate the pregnancy — a request she ultimately refused.
The allegations were made public during an emotional interview in which the broadcaster, whose identity remains confidential for privacy reasons, described the alleged events that took place several years ago. She stated that her relationship with Orta began when she was young and relatively new to the broadcasting world, while he was already an established figure in Spanish football.
The broadcaster claims that when she informed Orta of her pregnancy, he allegedly pressured her to have an abortion, fearing the personal and professional consequences the situation might bring. “He was clear,” she said. “He did not want me to have the child. He was afraid of what people would say, afraid of how it would affect his career.” Despite his alleged insistence, the woman decided to keep the baby — without Orta’s knowledge.
She went on to describe how she faced the challenges of pregnancy and early motherhood alone, without any support from Orta. “I made the decision to go through with it, even though he didn’t know. It was my choice. And I don’t regret it,” she explained.
At this point, Victor Orta has not made any public statements regarding the allegations. Sevilla FC has also remained silent, with no official comment from the club as of yet. The lack of response has sparked widespread speculation and debate within the media and among fans, with many calling for clarity and accountability.
These claims, if proven true, could have serious repercussions for Orta’s career. He is well known in the football world for his roles at top clubs, including Leeds United and Sevilla FC, where he has been instrumental in key transfer decisions and club strategies.
As the story unfolds, it raises broader questions about the abuse of power, personal responsibility, and the treatment of women in male-dominated industries such as sports and media. Advocates for women’s rights have already voiced support for the broadcaster’s courage in speaking out, encouraging a wider conversation about respect and accountability within the world of professional football.
For now, all eyes remain on Orta and Sevilla FC as the public awaits their response to these serious accusations.
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