Robbed by two armed men after OL's victory against Nice on Sunday, Georges Mikautadze “suffered no physical harm” and wanted to reassure his fans in a message posted on his social networks.
Big scare for Georges Mikautadze. This Sunday, a few hours after OL's victory against Nice on the 13th day of Ligue 1 (4-1), the Georgian striker was the victim of a homejacking at his home, located in Chassieu. As indicated by Le Progrès and Actu Lyon, and confirmed by BFM Lyon, two armed men were waiting for the former Metz at his home. Under threat but without violence, the individuals forced the Georgian international to bring them into his home and give them valuables. According to Actu Lyon, the damage is estimated between 150,000 and 200,000 euros.
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“I stay focused on my goals”
The day after this evening, Georges Mikautadze spoke for the first time on social networks. “After last night’s event, I want to reassure you: I am fine and have not suffered any physical harm,” he wrote on X. “Thank you for your many messages of support, they mean a lot to me. I remain focused on the objectives and see you very soon. Take care of yourself and your loved ones.”
According to the latest information from this Monday, the robbers are still actively sought after having fled before the police arrived at the Georgian's home.
