Sanchez slammed by Paraguayan model Mirtha Sosa as a 'Womanising liar'

A model who thought she was romantically involved with Manchester United star Alexis Sanchez has unleashed after discovering the truth.

Paraguayan model Mirtha Sosa has labelled Manchester United winger Alexis Sanchez as a “womanising liar” after revealing the pair had a virtual romance.

The Spanish-based model — who boasts over 97,000 followers on Instagram — claimed the Chilean star bombarded her with phone calls 24 hours a day, The Sun reports.

She also stated that she found out the 30-year-old — who invited her to come to England — was talking to a number of women at the same time.

In an interview with Argentinian newspaper Cronica, Sosa said: “He asked for my number. We started writing and getting to know each other.

“We video called and I really got into it, because I believed in him and his lies.

“He sent me tickets to travel to him, but I didn’t go. I told him that if I went, it would have to be as someone to be shown off (in public).

“I wasn’t going to be one more of the heaps of girls that were going to be there for a little while and that’s it.”

Sosa said Sanchez helped boost her self-esteem but the romance had a dark side to it.

“I found out he was speaking to lots of women, he’s a fake person. He denied everything to me. I don’t know how a person can be like that,” she said.

“He video called me 24 hours a day, he watched over me all over the world, he didn’t let me do anything.

“He made my life impossible, I didn’t have a life anymore, I lived for him.

“I fell in love with that man, he claimed he didn’t want to know anyone else. What he did to me hurts, I feel destroyed.”

Sanchez has been hugely disappointing for the Red Devils this season — chipping in with two goals and four assists in 23 games.

He has been out of action since March 2 after suffering a knee injury during the 3-2 win against Southampton at Old Trafford.

But he has been named in the travelling squad to face Barcelona at the Nou Camp as United look to overturn a 1-0 defeat from the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final.