Bayern Munich’s French defender Lucas Hernandez attends a training session of German football club FC Bayern Munich in Munich, southern Germany on October 19, 2021, on the eve of the team’s UEFA Champions League Group E football match against SL Benfica. – Bayern Munich defender Lucas Hernandez has until October 28, 2021 to enter prison “voluntarily” after he appeared before a Madrid court on October 17 for violating a restraining order in 2017.
A Madrid court last week gave the 25-year-old until October 28 to “voluntarily” enter prison unless his appeal against the order was accepted.
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