From Messi to a male player, the whole family was threatened with death if they returned to their homeland

Football fans are extremely confused by the news that Argentinian male player Di Maria is being threatened with the lives of his entire family if he returns to his hometown. The police have now quickly intervened to investigate and protect the football star.

Staff at the Funes Hills Miraflores apartment complex, where the World Cup winner often stays, said they found a package containing a threat to kill Di Maria's family if he returned to play for one of their clubs. city. The 36-year-old winger, who plays for Benfica in Portugal, said recently that he could return to play for his childhood club Rosario Central. Di Maria is currently in the US playing a friendly match with Argentina. Rosario became destabilized by a wave of violence between drug trafficking groups.

Despite being an icon and a legend in their home country of Argentina, the Di Maria family has now become the victim of a terrible threat. Accordingly, a note leaving a threat was thrown at one of the entrances to the Miraflores private residential area early Monday morning (Argentina time).

The note said to have been thrown from a gray car at 2.30am read: "Tell your son Angel Di Maria not to come back to Rosario again, because otherwise we will ruin him with "How to take the life of a family member. Even Pullaro can't save you. We don't throw away pieces of paper. We throw people away to die."

The murder rate in the city is 22/100,000 people, much higher than Argentina's average of 4.2/100,000. The city is home to one of the world's largest agricultural port hubs, and has seen a sharp increase in violence by drug cartels, with Rosario - experts say - a hotspot. Potential transshipment of illegal substances to other countries. Esteban Santantino, a security officer for the local government, told Todo Noticias television: "That threat causes a lot of social unrest and that is their aim - to make people afraid, to attack public figure".

The above piece of paper quickly caused fear among football fans around the world. The police were confiscated and the scene was urgently investigated. Up to now, it is still unclear why the 2022 World Cup champion became the target of threats to kill the whole family.

The violence in Rosario also affected another World Cup winner a year ago, Lionel Messi. At that time, unidentified gunmen loaded bullets into the Unico supermarket - which was being run by the family of the 36-year-old superstar's wife, Antonela Roccuzzo. They also left a message: "Messi, we are waiting for you." The Argentine government last week said it would submit a bill to Congress that would allow the armed forces to intervene in internal security activities to combat illegal drug trafficking and crime in Rosario.

Neither Messi, who won the FIFA Best Men's Player award after winning the 2022 World Cup with Argentina, nor his wife - both from Rosario - did not comment on the incident. An investigation was also conducted following the incident. Prosecutor Federico said this was the first time Messi's parents-in-law received threats of this type. Celia Arena, head of justice in Santa Fe province, said the attack was carried out by a mafia group to cause confusion among local people.

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