Scarpa ironizes Willian’s message after cryptocurrency scam: ‘I need to pray more’

Nottingham Forest midfielder Gustavo Scarpa used social networks to speak out for the first time about the blow suffered by a company nominated by Willian Bigode, Fluminense striker and former colleague at Palmeiras. The 29-year-old player, who had a loss of more than R$ 6 million, countered one of the messages sent by Willian.

Willian, who, through a note from his financial planning company, WLJC, claimed that he was also a victim of Xland (with a loss of R$ 17.5 million), Scarpa responds after the situation worsens, justifying the problems faced by the duo: “Scarpinha, now you don’t even have a question of trust, brother. The question now is to pray.” Scarpa even warns that he will quote Willian’s company in a lawsuit.

– I need to pray more. Really! Scarpa posted.

The promise made to Gustavo Scarpa was that the profit could reach 5% per month, much higher than any application on the market. To convince the midfielder to invest, Gabriel Nascimento even said that the company had BRL 2.1 billion in alexandrite stones, a mineral of great value, in addition to owning farms and land as collateral.

In addition to Scarpa, Mayke and Weverton also invested parts of their capital. The right-back reports having invested BRL 4,083,000 and not having been able to withdraw the profitability figures, while the goalkeeper did not want to speak to the Fantástico report, from TV Globo about the case.

Scarpa and Mayke sue three companies: Xland, WLJC and Soluções Tecnologia Eireli as they try to recover more than R$ 10 million invested in crypto assets, under promises of returns of 3.5% to 5%. Scarpa invested BRL 6.3 million and Mayke, BRL 4.08 million.