SEX SCANDAL: Watford boss Silva warns Isaac Success

By Taofeek Babalola

Watford boss Marco Silva warned Nigeria international Isaac Success 'to be careful' after he was arrested following an incident at Sopwell House in Hertfordshire.

Success was reportedly arrested on September 11 after an angry bust-up with four prostitutes who he accused of cheating him out of £2,000.

One of the ladies, Escort Alexis Domerge claims the former Flying Eagles star paid her and three other women £500 each to party with him at the luxury venue.

Ms Domerge, 24, said Success angrily demanded his money back after he had downed two bottles of Baileys liqueur.

He was later arrested in the hotel after police were called and an allegation of assault was made, according to The Sun.

The former Granada CF of Span forward will be out for eight weeks after suffering a knee injury in training but his coach said he is 'happy with his improvement'.

“The player and everyone knows the obligations at this club and he knows the rules,' said Silva, who refused to reveal whether Watford would discipline the forward.

“Of course people who love football don't like this situation. Football is his life. He needs to be careful - everyone needs to be careful - and know the right way. What we are talking about is one situation in September.

“I'm really happy with his improvement. He has not played more minutes as I had to make different changes in games due to injuries. I am happy with his progress and the player is starting to understand what my way is and what he needs to do to have minutes.

“Our obligation is to put the player in the right way. But you can't do this every time. He is a young player and he knows.” 

He joined Watford for £12million from Spanish club Granada in August 2016, but scored just once in 19 appearances for the Hornets last term.

Success has featured in only one game this season - as a second-half substitute in Watford's 3-2 defeat against Bristol City in the Carabao Cup in August - and now faces eight weeks on the sidelines following a knee injury he sustained in training.