Prosecutors Seek up to 10 Years Prison over Violent Burglary of Donnarumma
Prosecutors say the gang stole nearly €1 million in cash and luxury goods and traumatized Donnarumma’s partner during the apartment invasion.
- Inmate Ilyas Kherbouch, alias 'Ganito,' was recently transferred to a new facility after authorities discovered a planned escape. Kherbouch, notorious for his prior escape from Villepinte, remains a defendant in a high-profile robbery trial.
- During the second day of the trial, Paris Criminal Court prosecutors requested a 10-year prison sentence for Kherbouch. He is identified as the alleged mastermind who coordinated the violent robbery from his prison cell.
- Four masked men broke into Gianluigi Donnarumma and Alessia Elefante's Avenue Montaigne apartment on July 21, 2023. The gang stole $1.1 million in luxury goods, holding the couple captive during the ordeal.
- Evidence from recovered phone messages linked Kherbouch and Khyan to the robbery, despite their denials. Defendant Moktar admitted to acting as a lookout during the crime.
- The Avenue Montaigne neighbourhood has been "targeted by an increasingly youthful criminal population," prosecutors noted. This environment of "highly lucrative" and "extremely violent" crime spurred aggressive security measures against such defendants.
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Ilyas Kherbouch, the so-called "Ganito", was sentenced on Friday as a sponsor, from his cell, of the night home-jacking during which, in 2023 in Paris, the Italian guard and his companion, pregnant at the time of the events, were brutally kidnapped.
Ilyas Kherbouch called 'Ganito', the man in charge of the robbery against Gianluigi Donnarumma, goalkeeper of the national team and at that time of the Paris Saint-Germain, and his then fiancée Alessia Elefante, was sentenced by the Paris Court to nine years ... (ANSA)
French prosecutors have demanded lengthy prison sentences against suspects in a violent robbery of goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and his pregnant girlfriend. They were held captive in their chic apartment in Paris by masked men.
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Prosecutors seek up to 10 years prison over violent burglary of Donnarumma
The 27-year-old Donnarumma and Alessia Elefante were bound and threatened during the terrifying ordeal in their luxury apartment on Avenue Montaigne in central Paris in July 2023, a court in the French capital heard. At the time of the burglary, the Italian international played for Paris Saint-Germain, but he moved to Manchester City in 2025. Prosecutors at the Paris Criminal Court requested prison sentences ranging from four to 10 years against…
By July 2023, the former PSG guard Gianluigi Donnarumma and his companion had been violently held in their Parisian apartment, which had been robbed.
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