Archive · 22 Jan 2026
PSG's Hernandez Faces Human Trafficking Complaint
A Colombian family is suing Lucas Hernandez, a football player for Paris Saint-Germain, and his partner, Victoria Tray.
The family says they worked for Hernandez and Tray for a year and a half, doing many jobs like cleaning and taking care of children.
They say they worked very long hours without any days off and were not treated fairly.
Hernandez and Tray say they were just trying to be kind and help the family, but the family took advantage of them.
The court will decide who is telling the truth.
A Colombian family has filed a complaint against Lucas Hernandez and Victoria Tray for alleged human trafficking and illegal employment.
The family claims they worked for Hernandez and Tray from September 2024 to November 2025 in various roles without formal employment documents.
The family alleges they had no days off and worked up to 82 hours a week, bordering on 'modern slavery.'
Hernandez and Tray deny the allegations, stating they acted with good faith and were manipulated by the family.
The couple has rejected the accusations in a statement on Instagram, expressing their compassion and claim of exploitation.
- Who
- Lucas Hernandez, Victoria Tray, and a Colombian family
- What
- Allegations of human trafficking and illegal employment
- When
- Between September 2024 and November 2025
- Where
- Versailles court, France
- Why
- The Colombian family claims they were deprived of their rights and worked under exploitative conditions
- Individuals Involved
- Lucas Hernandez, Victoria Tray, Colombian family (two parents and three children)
- Allegations
- Human trafficking, illegal employment, modern slavery
- Time Period
- September 2024 to November 2025
- Roles Claimed
- Cleaning, caretaking, security, cooking, childcare
- Working Conditions
- No days off, up to 82 hours a week
- Response from Hernandez and Tray
- Denied wrongdoing, claimed manipulation and good faith
- Legal Status
- No formal employment documents