Former watfordfc captain Moussa Sissoko has used social media to explain why he is filing a complaint against The Sun
Former Watford captain Moussa Sissoko has taken to social media to launch a withering attack on The Sun over a story he says “is causing personal harm to me and my family”.
The story in The Sun suggests Sissoko is being pursued by an energy company for unpaid bills on a property he owned and lived in during his time playing in England for the Hornets, as well as Newcastle and Tottenham. On Twitter, Sissoko has written: “@TheSun you used my name and image for a matter that doesn’t concern me. You have not verified your information and this is causing personal harm to me and my family.
“You don’t smear people with impunity just to create buzz. Next time you’ll do your job better as a pseudo scandalous journalist.”
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