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Violent robberies targeting footballers in Seville
Overview
A series of violent armed robberies targeting professional footballers has occurred in the province of Seville, Spain.
On October 19, 2026, five masked individuals entered the home of former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Sergio Rico and his partner, Alba Silva, in Bollullos de la Mitación. The assailants reportedly entered while the family, including two young children and Silva’s mother, was having dinner. During the incident, intruders allegedly tied up Rico and used firearms to threaten family members while stealing jewelry, watches, and cash valued at approximately 600,000 euros. While Rico clarified to media that he was not physically beaten, Alba Silva has expressed significant emotional trauma and anxiety following the event.
This incident is part of a broader pattern in the region. Other recent targets include Irish striker Troy Parrott in Tomares and Brazilian winger Antony. Security experts suggest these crimes are not random acts but involve professional organization, including prior surveillance and targeted information gathering to select high-value victims.
Entities
Bollullos de la Mitación · Seville · Sergio Rico · Alba Silva · Sevilla
Timeline
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[CRIME] 13 sourcesSergio Rico and family targeted in violent armed robbery in Seville
Former PSG goalkeeper Sergio Rico and his family survived a violent armed robbery in Seville, where thieves stole approximately 600,000 euros in valuables during a 45-minute home invasion.
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[CRIME] 21 sourcesSergio Rico and family targeted in violent armed robbery in Seville
Former goalkeeper Sergio Rico and his family suffered a violent armed robbery at their Seville home, where five masked men stole valuables and intimidated the family during dinner.
Sources
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