International soccer star Daniel Osvaldo may have to find a new pregame ritual.

Osvaldo has been tied to a party with a pair of ladies at the team’s hotel the night before Boca Juniors’ game Sunday at Temperley, and his career there was threatened before he even played his first game.

The Italian native and former Inter Milan player, currently on loan to the Argentina club from England’s Southampton, was the alleged ringleader of a party that included four teammates and two women, according to several Argentinean news outlets.

Cromica, a Buenos Aires tabloid, reported forward Juan Manuel Martinez was caught in the act of having sex with a woman by Boca manager Rodolfo Arruabarrena, and goalkeeper Agustín Orión, defender Leandro Marín and striker Jonathan Calleri were also involved.

The Boca manager reportedly wants Osvaldo and Martinez separated from the rest of the team. It is complicated, however, because Osvaldo is the club’s highest-paid player. The team decided to allow Osvaldo to play in the team’s game against the Montevideo Wanderers and he promptly scored the game-winning goal.