The first phase of the famous Supreme Court’s case has found that former football online posts about the former England striker, Ini Alco and his family meant defamation.
After Barton twice on social media, X, in January 2024, when a judge decided to defame, faced a threat of violence and torture on social media, which was published twice on the social media site.
The court had heard that Barton claimed that Aluko’s father was financially corrupt and that his private education had led him to “duceart” and accuse him of “use of competitive cards,” the court said.
The judge of the Supreme Court, Mr. Judge Lavander, decided that these were mainly the statements of opinion and defamation.
“The posts were an unjustified attack on my personal and professional identity, integrity and my family’s life, especially my late father,” he said.
Former Manchester City midfielder and Newcastle Barton, Widedon, Chescher, has yet to answer and can appeal.
It can also defend the statements if the case continues to prosecute.
Aluko scored 33 international goals in 102 appearances for Leoness before he retired in
In a separate criminal case, Barton, 42, confessed to the crime that allegedly posted aggressive statements on social media about Alco, as well as Lucy Ward and Jeremy Vain.