Manchester City’s Matheus Nunes Arrested for Stealing Phone in Madrid

Manchester Citys Matheus Nunes Arrested for Stealing Phone in Madrid
Manchester Citys Matheus Nunes Arrested for Stealing Phone in Madrid

Manchester City Midfielder Matheus Nunes Arrested in Madrid Nightclub

Matheus Nunes, the 26-year-old Portuguese international midfielder for Manchester City, has been arrested in Madrid on suspicion of stealing a mobile phone at a nightclub. According to reports, Nunes was detained by police in the early hours of September 8 at La Riviera, a popular disco, and taken to a local police station for questioning.

The alleged incident occurred around 5:30 a.m., when Nunes was accused of taking a phone from a 58-year-old man who had attempted to photograph him in the nightclub’s restroom without his consent. Born in Brazil, Nunes reportedly took the phone in a moment of anger and refused to return it. The police were called to the scene and found the phone in his possession, leading to his arrest.

El Mundo, a Spanish daily newspaper, reported the incident, stating that the police detained Nunes after being called to the scene. The police investigation is ongoing, and it is unclear at this time whether Nunes will face charges or if he will be released pending further investigation.

As the world of international football continues to navigate the challenges of player conduct, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of respectful behavior, even in high-pressure situations. With more details expected to emerge as the investigation unfolds, Media Talk Africa will provide further updates on this developing story.

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