Al -Malab newspaper – The bankruptcy of the former England star, Trevor Cinclore, (52 years old), was announced after failing to pay tax debts worth 36 thousand and 424 pounds, as a result of his continuous ignorance of official demands and his lack of court sessions.
According to the British Daily Mail report, the player, who previously starred in the ranks of clubs: Queens Park Rangers, Westham and Manchester City, and participated in 12 international matches with the English national team, continued his career after retiring as a television and radio analyst, but his work in this field caused him the tax impasse, as reports indicated that the debt resulted from “his classification as a” independent factor in a way Wrong. “
The case began last April at the London Central Court, after the tax authority’s lawyer explained that the amount dates back to the tax year 2021-2022, and includes two batches exceeding 13 thousand pounds, in addition to national insurance and delay fines, and it was found that the death of his personal accounting contributed to the exacerbation of matters.
Although he was given an additional deadline to submit proposals to pay or arrange an alternative as a “voluntary individual agreement”, Singler did not communicate with the authorities, prompting Judge Caroline Wilkinson to issue a bankruptcy decision, stressing that “the court finds that Mr. Cincinner is unable to pay his debts when it is entitled.” His lawyer had stated, in the first session, that Cinciner had received a media work offer in Saudi Arabia, but since then, no settlement or official communication offer has been made with the Tax Authority.
Recent years have witnessed a remarkable decline in the Cincinner media career, especially after his controversial comment, after the death of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022, where he asked through the X platform (before deleting the tweet): “Blacks and children should not be sad for the death of the Queen, because she allowed racism to prosper, during her rule since the 1960s”, which exposed him to wide criticism About working on Tak Sport Radio.
He also had a debt in 2018 on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol, after he caused a woman to be injured, and he was involved in a racist insult to a policeman, which exacerbated his legal crises. With this decision, the curtain is set up on a new chapter of the life of the former England star, so that its issues will be transferred from the stadiums and screens to the courts and financial crises.
