While Mauro Icardi has not yet defined which club he will continue his career with, the question also remains about the next destination of China Suárez and her children. In that context, Benjamín Vicuña referred to the situation of Magnolia and Amancio, the two children he had with the actress, and made clear what his main concern is.
Asked about the program Intrusos (América TV), the Chilean actor acknowledged that uncertainty exists, though he avoided going into family matters.
“Yes, obviously, but I’m adapting to what’s possible”, he replied when asked if he worried that Icardi’s professional future could involve a new move abroad.
However, he quickly clarified that he prefers to keep privacy on these topics. “I’m not going to speak because I don’t have much information either. And I wouldn’t share it either because it’s private”, he stated.
The dialogue with China Suárez, the priority
Beyond the uncertainty about where the actress and the footballer will live, Vicuña stated that there is one aspect he considers fundamental: maintaining dialogue with the mother of his children.
“The dialogue must exist, always for the kids. We’ve talked about it a thousand times and it may seem like a cliché, but it’s true. It is necessary and is essential“, he expressed.
With that phrase, the actor again stressed the importance of prioritizing Magnolia and Amancio’s well-being over any differences between the adults.
The uncertainty about the family’s future
Vicuña’s statements come at a moment when the future of Mauro Icardi remains undefined. After leaving Galatasaray, the forward has not yet announced which team he will play for next season, a decision that could also influence where China Suárez will reside.
For now, the couple is in Italy, as news about the footballer’s next professional step is awaited.
In that scenario, Benjamín Vicuña chose prudence and avoided speculating about what might happen in the coming months. His message, instead, underscored a principle he has supported for some time: beyond circumstances, parental dialogue must be kept to protect the children.
