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Troy Parrott's House in Spain Reportedly Broken Into by Masked Men

Spanish police said several masked men entered the Real Betis forward’s home, but nothing was taken and investigators linked it to a wider burglary spree.

  • On Saturday, October 17, several masked individuals broke into the Seville-area home of Irish footballer Troy Parrott while he played for Real Betis against Barcelona; intruders departed without taking any items.
  • This incident follows a series of recent robberies targeting footballers in Seville, including a break-in at teammate Antony's home and a violent, armed home invasion involving former Sevilla goalkeeper Sergio Rico on Monday, October 19.
  • During Monday's armed break-in, intruders held Sergio Rico and his family at gunpoint while they dined; his wife Alba Silva admitted the incident left the family deeply traumatized, saying, 'Thanks to God our family is safe.'
  • The Civil Guard in Seville is investigating the recent robberies in the Aljarafe region, though no arrests have been made; a spokesman said, 'We are on top of this and firmly believe we will end up apprehending those responsible.'
  • Parrott, who recently moved to Seville in a potential €20 million transfer from AZ Alkmaar, expressed deep frustration regarding the insecurity; 'There is no material possession in the world more valuable than my family's life and well-being,' Parrott stated.
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Seville is back in the spotlight for the football robberies. Troy Parrott’s home, the striker of Real Betis, was assaulted while the player was playing the match against Barcelona. Several hooded men took advantage of the fact that the Irishman was in the stadium to enter his home, located in the urbanisation ... Continue reading "Another assault in Seville: several hooded men entered Parrott’s house during the Betis-Barcelona"

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The home of the Betis striker was raided by several hooded men as he fought the match against Barcelona

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The events occurred during the Betis-Barcelona dispute last Saturday and the hooded assailants left with nothing.

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