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Denial of the news of theft from Messi’s house

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Denial of the news of theft from Messi's house

Denial of the news about Messi’s house theft

The news about burglars attempting to steal from the house of the seven-time Ballon d’Or winner in Barcelona is not true.

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Denial of the news about Messi’s house theftEnglish

On Friday, a news article was published by the Catalan newspaper Sport claiming that Lionel Messi’s house in Barcelona had been unsuccessfully burglarized. However, this news was later denied.

ESPN television network reported the denial of this news. The news about burglars attempting to steal from Lionel Messi’s house is not true. In fact, the burglars were attempting to steal from houses near Messi’s house in Barcelona. Messi’s house is under 24-hour protection by security forces employed by him, and surveillance cameras are installed in the vicinity of his house.

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