PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma was attacked and tied up by burglars who ransacked his Paris home.
Crooks are understood to have stolen £430,000 from the Italian footballer, 24, and his girlfriend during the terrifying raid on Thursday night.
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GettyDonnarumma celebrating the championship trophy with his girlfriend, Alessia Elefante, last month[/caption]
Thieves smashed down a door to his home in the 8th arrondissement of the French capital before attacking the pair, a source told Actu17.
They were then tied up before burglars made off with a huge sum of money – thought to be around 500,000 euros (£430k).
Donnarumma and his partner were able to escape to a nearby hotel, where shocked staff phoned police, it is reported.
The couple were taken to hospital for treatment.
Cops are investigating the incident and are hunting for the burglars, who remain on the run.
It is unclear whether Donnarumma will be on the team sheet for PSG‘s first friendly match of the season against Le Havre today.
Donnarumma kicked off his career with AC Milan in 2015 before joining PSG on a free transfer in 2021.
The Euro 2020 player of the tournament signed a five-year contract with the French giants.
He has since made 72 appearances for the club – winning two Ligue 1 titles.
Born in Naples, Donnarumma also plays for Italy – and in 2016 became the youngest goalkeeper to ever compete for the country at just 17 years and 189 days.
He was part of Italy’s squad which triumphed in the Euro 2020 contest.
GettyDonnarumma and his girlfriend Alessia Elefante pictured in Paris in 2021[/caption] Read More