A 21-year-old man is sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in a knife-related break-in at the Paris home of footballer Gianluigi Donnarumma and his then-pregnant girlfriend, according to reporting. The incident includes allegations that the victim was assaulted, restrained, and threatened during the raid.
The two provided sources describe the conviction in the same terms, focusing on the duration of the sentence and the alleged actions during the flat raid—hitting, binding, and threatening with a knife. They do not present competing figures for the sentence length, nor do they include different accounts of the core events. Both accounts attribute the prison term to the defendant’s involvement in the burglary and highlight the presence of a weapon and the impact on the victims.
No additional context—such as the number of defendants, the timeline of the case, or specific court findings beyond the described conduct—is included in the material provided.
