AN ALLEGED investment fraud that has left Manchester United star Scott McTominay and other investors facing major losses is being investigated.
The Scotland midfielder faces losing nearly £1million after lending Fortress Capital Partners money to buy an investment property in Portugal.
Other investors reportedly included Boyzone star Shane Lynch and Mario Falcone from TOWIE.
The lending firm, run by 27-year-old McTominay's fiancée Cameron Reading and her dad Ashley, collapsed into administration last September.
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