Boateng is accused of 'mental and physical abuse of women' by his own MOTHER

The mother of former Bayern Munich and Manchester City defender Jerome Boateng has accused her son of 'abusing women for years' in a damning email sent to a German media outlet, according to reports.

Boateng spent ten years at Bayern between 2011 and 2021 and was previously found guilty of assaulting his ex-girlfriend Sherin Senler three-years ago by a court in Munich.

However, the conviction was overturned due to procedural errors after the superior regional court in Munich decided in favour of Boateng's appeal.

The 35-year was fined £1.5 million at the time but avoided a potential five-year jail term, however, in October of last year a German court ordered a new trial be held.

Boateng's mother, is now said to have sent a document to a Berlin lawyer on March 25, 2021, where she made the alarming allegation against her son.

Commenting on his alleged behaviour in the wake of another of Boateng's former partners, Kasia Lenhardt, taking her own life in 2021, his mother has criticised the former Germany international for 'abusing women psychologically and physically' in an excerpt published by BILD via Der Spiegel.

She writes: 'For years, my son has been abusing women psychologically and physically, now Kasia Lenhardt has taken her own life and he still does not want to bear the consequences for his behaviour.'

The German media outlet continues to reveal a voice message obtained from Lenhardt, stating: 'Unfortunately, he almost broke my left thumb.'

According to the published report, a Berlin lawyer also explains Lenhardt wanted to sue Boateng for assault prior to her tragic death.

Boateng has continued to deny the allegations labelled against him by Spiegel and the player's lawyer responded in March, explaining: 'Due to ongoing