Alisson Santos, Napoli striker, was the protagonist of a robbery episode on the night of October 25th in Giugliano in Campania. The Brazilian, who was at home with his wife, woke up to the sound of suspicious noises and discovered the presence of thieves inside his home. The meeting took place in a luxury villa, where the criminals attempted to steal a valuable watch, some jewels and the footballer's car, parked on site.

Santos' awakening prevented the robbers from extending their stay and taking further items. The car, made by Ferrari, was subsequently recovered by the police in Villaricca, a municipality neighboring Giugliano. The authorities have launched an investigation which involves the analysis of the images from the video surveillance cameras present in the area to reconstruct the movements of the thieves and identify those responsible. Meanwhile, the Prefecture of Naples has ordered a strengthening of surveillance services in the northern area of ​​the metropolitan city, with particular attention to residential areas and main arteries.

The matter will be explored in depth at the next meeting of the Provincial Committee for Public Order and Security, which will also include the mayors of the municipalities involved. The objective is to evaluate the security measures to be adopted to prevent similar criminal acts in the future. Meanwhile, Alisson Santos remains injured: the medium-grade left hamstring injury kept him off the pitch for a recovery period, after having already dealt with a previous physical problem. Despite the accident, the player was able to watch the Napoli-Roma match from the stands, which ended in a draw.

With the start of investigations and the strengthening of security, the team and fans hope that the player will be able to return to the field soon. Meanwhile, authorities continue to monitor the situation to ensure the safety of residents and attendees of high-profile sporting events.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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