PSG defender Lucas Hernandez and his partner have been accused of human trafficking and exploitation by a family of Colombian workers. The left–back, who won the World Cup with France in 2018, is said to have employed the family of five to work as his security and babysitters from September 2024 until November 2025. But according to the family's lawyer Lola Dubois, Hernandez, 29, and his partner Victoria Triay hired them without the relevant legal status and had them working up to 82 hours a week with no days off. Hernandez and Triay both vehemently deny the allegations and say they have been 'betrayed'. The daughter of the family told French outlet Paris Match that she was contacted by Triay while working as her nurse in Colombia. Triay is alleged to have offered her a job and 'promised' official documentation which would legally allow her to work within six months. But the daughter – who was later joined by her mother, father, and two brothers – claimed that this was never forthcomi...