Former PSG women star Aminata Diallo ‘googled how to BREAK a kneecap’

Former Paris Saint-Germain Women’s star Aminata Diallo Googled how to break a kneecap and a ‘dangerous drug cocktail’ in the lead up to an attack on one of her team-mates last year, it has been alleged.

Diallo was charged with aggravated assault on Friday evening after being taken into police custody in connection with an attack on team-mate Kheira Hamraoui by two masked strangers last year.

Following a team meal on November 4, Hamraoui was travelling home as a passenger in a car driven by Diallo, before she was dragged from the car and beaten on the legs with an iron bar. 

Her legs were badly beaten and a police investigation followed. 

Now, a new report from the Crime Prevention Brigade of the judicial police of Versailles, extracts of which were published by French newspaper Le Parisien, claims a ‘real hatred’ developed within Diallo towards her team-mate, with one message allegedly found on her phone claiming she wished ‘them all pain’, referencing team-mates at PSG.

‘She considered her an obstacle to her own sports career,’ according to Le Parisien, quoting the report.

The report is said to suggest it has been a ‘slow psychological drift that has become, so to speak, pathological.’ 

Former PSG Women’s player Aminata Diallo was charged with aggravated assault on Friday after being taken into police custody in connection with an attack on a team-mate

Diallo (left) has maintained her innoncence that she is in no way connected to the attack in November last year on her then-PSG team-mate Kheira Hamraoui (right)

Hamraoui was attacked by masked men with an iron bar after being dragged from Diallo’s car

Police are said to have bugged the phone of Diallo, a person of interest in the investigation, and the judicial report is said to alleged that she searched for a ‘dangerous drug cocktail’ as well as ‘how to break a kneecap’ in the lead-up to the attack.

Diallo, who has been temporarily placed in prison while she awaits further talks with the investigating judge, has consistently maintained her innocence from the start of the investigation. 

She was previously released without charges following her first detention last year.

 A bombshell new report has revealed Diallo’s phone activity prior to the attack on Hamraoui

But the latest bombshell alegations, which also included Whatsapp messages from her phone, arrive as a shocking development to the story in Paris. 

‘If I was bad, jealous, and calculating like her… I [would tell a relative] to destroy her,’ one Whatsapp message read.

Another, sent to a contact nicknamed ‘Jaja’, read: ‘I will become shameless now! I need someone but to f**k my job for free I don’t accept… I wish them [my team-mates] all harm, I only need my relatives.’ 

Speaking last year, Hamraoui opened up on the vicious attack to French daily newspaper L’Equipe, explaining her fears as she lay on the pavement ‘screaming in pain’. 

‘I experienced an attack of unbelievable violence,’ she said. 

 Diallo (left) is said to have developed a ‘pathological’ hatred towards her then-PSG team-mate

 Diallo (far left) is said to have googled ‘how to break a kneecap’ as police bugged her phone

‘Two hooded strangers took me out of the car I was traveling in to hit me on the legs with iron bars. That night, I really thought I was going to stay there… I was screaming in pain. 

‘I tried to protect myself as much as possible. I have a very painful memory.’ 

Four men have already been arrested in connection with the attack on Hamraoui – with one man, nicknamed ‘the little one’, reportedly admitting to police that they were hired to attack the PSG star for €500 (£438). 

Diallo has been without a club since her contract with PSG expired at the end of last season. She maintains her innocence in relation to the attack on Hamraoui.