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Burglary at Gianluigi Donnarumma's Home: Nine Years in Prison for Alleged Mastermind 'Ganito'

Ilyas Kherbouch, known as 'Ganito', was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison for orchestrating from his cell a violent home-jacking targeting the former PSG goalkeeper and his pregnant partner in 2023.

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Le Monde — Une

A court sentenced Ilyas Kherbouch, nicknamed 'Ganito', to nine years in prison Friday for masterminding a violent burglary committed in 2023 at the Paris home of former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, orchestrating the crime from his prison cell, according to Le Monde.

The events date back to a night in 2023, when the footballer and his partner, who was pregnant at the time, were held hostage at their home during what the newspaper described as a brutal home-jacking.

According to Le Monde, Ilyas Kherbouch, also known for his prison escape in March 2026, was tried as the mastermind of the operation, which he allegedly planned while already incarcerated.

The court handed down a nine-year prison sentence against him, the newspaper reports, though no further details about the trial proceedings or any other defendants are mentioned in the source article.

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