A First Division soccer player reported a robbery in his home while he was on vacation and claimed that a sum of money around 42 thousand dollars and other objects were stolen.
Franco Moyanofootballer Argentinos Juniorsreported that they robbed him $42,000 from his apartment in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Chacabuco Park while he was on vacation, police sources reported today.
The complaint was filed by the “Bicho” midfielder before police belonging to the Neighborhood Police Station 7Bto whom he indicated that he noticed that the interior of the home was in disarray and that he recorded a lack of $42,000 from a safe he kept under a nightstand.
In this context, the agents moved to the department of Moyano (26), located on the first floor of a building located on the Directory Avenue at 1200where they noticed that the door had not been violated.
For his part, the footballer explained that last week he was on vacation, so he only found out about the situation of his property upon his return, which occurred at dawn today.
According to the sources, the intervening prosecutor’s office ordered that the investigation be in charge of the Community Investigations Division 7 (DIC7) of the City Police.
At the moment, Franco Moyano He plays as a central midfielder in Argentinos Juniorsclub he arrived at 2018 loaned from San Lorenzowhere he debuted as a professional.
During the 2023, Moyano He played 39 games in the institution of The Fatherlywhere he disputed the Libertadores Cupthe Professional Soccer League (LPF), the LPF Cup and the Argentine Cup.
In those games, the midfielder born in the Entre Ríos town of Wolves He gave an assist and did not score goals.
Source: Ambito
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