Lionel Messi left chilling message by gunmen after attack on family business

Gunmen have attacked a grocery store in Argentina owned by the household of Lionel Messi’s spouse Antonela Roccuzzo and left a chilling message for the soccer star.

One of two males on a motorcycle was caught on CCTV strolling as much as the premises in Messi’s residence metropolis of Rosario and firing repeatedly at steel shutters over the home windows and entrance door.

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More than half a dozen pictures have been fired on the grocery store.

The attackers are additionally mentioned to have left a handwritten message on the scene which mentioned: “Messi, we are waiting for you. Javkin is a drug trafficker, he won’t protect you.”

It had been written on a bag of charcoal.

Pablo Javkin is the present mayor of Rosario.

An area TV station which reported on the assault claimed the message instructed criminals could also be attempting to extort cash from the seven-times Ballon D’Or winner.

The grocery store, which known as Supermercado Unico, is claimed to belong to Antonela’s household and is known to be managed by certainly one of her cousins.

It is predicted to stay as we speak following the gun assault round 2am.

Messi owns an enormous mansion on the outskirts of Rosario known as ‘The Fortress.’

The monster property, constructed on three adjoining plots of land in a gated personal property, has an enormous cinema, fitness center, and underground storage with sufficient house for 15 automobiles.

He married Antonela in a glitzy wedding ceremony at Rosario’s City Centre Hotel and Casino in June 2017.

Guests included former Man City striker Sergio Aguero and Barcelona supervisor Xavi Hernandez.

This story first appeared in The Sun and was republished with permission.

Originally revealed as Lionel Messi left chilling message by gunmen after assault on household business

Source: www.dailytelegraph.com.au