PSG and Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and his wife assaulted and robbed at home

In Paris, the home of France's champions PSG and Italy's national team goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma was robbed. On the night of July 21, criminals broke into the house, tied up Donnarumma, his wife, and the housekeeper, and fled with valuables worth a total of half a million euros.

The assailants physically assaulted them, with the footballer receiving several blows to the head.

The robbers managed to escape in an unknown direction. After some time, the couple was able to free themselves and reach a nearby hotel, where staff called the police and ambulance. The footballer and his wife spent the night at one of the neighboring hotels. They sought medical assistance in a state of shock.

The crime is currently under investigation by the Paris police's anti-banditry unit.