Two men receive jail terms for violent burglary of Man City’s Donnarumma

Two men jailed after Italy international Gianluigi Donnarumma and his now wife attacked in Paris home during PSG stint.Two men involved in a violent burglary of Manchester City’s Italy international goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and his pregnant girlfriend at their home in Paris have been given prison sentences.Donnarumma was savagely beaten in the robbery while his then fiancee, now wife, Alessia Elefante, was choked with a cable and later suffered a miscarriage blamed on the trauma of the incident.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4‘I’m going for it’ – Shelton advances to US Open final for Zverev showdownlist 2 of 4Three-peat on the cards? Sabalenka faces Rybakina in US Open showdownlist 3 of 4World Athletics Ultimate Championship opens with record $10m prize potlist 4 of 4Pakistan U19 cricketers mistaken for asylum seekers by protesters in UKend of listIlyas Kherbouch, 21, the mastermind of the burglary, was sentenced to nine years in prison and fined 80,000 euros ($93,000) by the Paris-criminal-court" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="160620" data-entity-type="organization">Paris Criminal Court.Co-defendant Moktar D received a five-year prison sentence, with two years suspended subject to a probationary period.A third defendant, Khyan M, whom prosecutors suspected of also orchestrating the robbery from his prison cell, was acquitted.The 27-year-old Donnarumma and his partner Elefante were bound and threatened at knifepoint 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 was playing for Paris-saint-germain" class="entity-link entity-organization" data-entity-id="4147" data-entity-type="organization">Paris Saint-Germain. He moved to Manchester City in 2025.Prosecutors had requested prison sentences ranging from four to 10 years against the three men alleged to have orchestrated or participated in the violent burglary.The harshest sentence of 10 years had been sought for Kherbouch, alias “Ganito” – who gained notoriety following his brazen escape from Villepinte prison in Seine-Saint-Denis, north of Paris last March.