Overview
- Adriano Farfán, 18, announced he has signed as an image partner with international pádel brand NOX and launched a program called Next Level Pádel to promote the sport in Peru.
- His announcement says he is leaving football to focus full time on pádel and that the NOX deal will provide equipment and support for competition and training.
- Melissa Klug publicly said Jefferson Farfán stopped paying a pension for Adriano after he turned 18 while the son begins university, a claim that frames the family dispute reported alongside the sponsorship news.
- Journalists and outlets noted social‑media signals: family members publicly congratulated Adriano, Jefferson only reacted with a 'like' to the post, Adriano liked a comment urging him to prove independence, and Jefferson later posted an Instagram story tagging an old account by mistake.
- The story ties to broader coverage of Jefferson Farfán's public clashes with TV host Magaly Medina and court reporting, and it spotlights how public posts and reactions are shaping perceptions of the father–son relationship and Adriano's bid for an independent sporting career.