Mounir Nasraoui, the father of FC Barcelona star Lamine Yamal, received negative news on Sunday evening. The Moroccan was present in Seville for the match between Real Betis and Barcelona, where things went wrong.
Sports World writes that Nasraoui celebrated Barcelona’s goals by turning towards the Betis supporters and provoking them with cheering gestures. And there was plenty to cheer about, because before halftime the Catalans had already scored four times in the match that ended 3-5.
Nasraoui’s behavior caught the attention of the security staff present, who then ordered the man to leave his seat in the Estadio de la Cartuja. “Given the tension in the stands, stadium security had to intervene and move Mounir to another part of the field to prevent further problems,” writes MD.
Images show and hear that the Betis supporters present cheered when a security guard descended on Nasraoui. Given his arm gestures towards the employee, Nasraoui probably did not agree with the request to leave his seat, but he complied moments later.
It is certainly not the first time that Nasraoui has been in the news. For example, he was stabbed in August 2024 after an argument that arose after he was approached in a parking garage. Nasraoui suffered three stab wounds and was in intensive care, but fortunately made a full recovery.
