Footballer Pablo Marí, out of danger after being stabbed in Milan

The Valencian soccer player Pablo Marí Villar, who currently plays for Monza, is conscious and out of danger after being stabbed in the back this Thursday inside a Carrefour in a shopping center in Assago (Milan). Pablo Marí was with his wife and his son when he was the victim of the attack perpetrated by a man with mental disorders that caused four other injuries and was arrested.

A helicopter had to transfer Pablo Marí, 29, to a hospital in Milan, where he was treated for the injuries caused by the aggressor, a 46-year-old man of Italian nationality. Pablo Marí defends Monza in Serie A this season after the Valencian defender passed through, among other teams, Deportivo, Brazilian Flamengo and English Arsenal.

According to various media reports, two of the five victims of the mass stabbing in the shopping center on the outskirts of Milan are in a very serious condition. The ‘Gazzetta dello Sport’ revealed that the Italian authorities immediately ruled out that the attack was of a terrorist nature.