PSG’s Fabian Ruiz Faces Home Invasion Amid Champions League Triumph Celebrations
While Paris Saint-Germain’s star midfielder Fabian Ruiz was basking in the glory of his team’s landmark Champions League win, trouble was brewing back at his residence. In the early hours of Monday, as the city buzzed with post-victory festivities, two young intruders broke into the 29-year-old’s home.
The break-in triggered the security alarm, prompting a swift police response. Authorities arrived promptly and apprehended the two minors caught in the act. Despite the player’s triumphant return to Paris and the jubilant parade that filled the streets on Sunday, his home became the unexpected scene of chaos just a day later.
According to law enforcement sources, the house was found in complete disarray, with the intruders having searched through every room before being intercepted. The incident unfolded against a backdrop of unrest in the French capital following PSG’s European victory. The celebrations were marred by violence, including a tragic stabbing of a teenager and over 400 arrests nationwide amid riots and looting.
One particularly severe episode occurred in Dax, southwestern France, where a 17-year-old suffered a stabbing. Meanwhile, the city of Paris was still riding the high of PSG’s win over Inter Milan in Munich, Germany, on Saturday night, making the burglary at Ruiz’s home all the more jarring amid the jubilant atmosphere.