Moroccan football player Reda Archad killed in Spain

Moroccan football player Reda Archad killed in Spain
Tuesday 5 March 2024 - 21:56

Spanish amateur football club Atlético Libertad announced that Moroccan player Reda Arshad was killed in the Santa Clara neighborhood of Seville on Sunday morning.

The club’s official account mourned the 21-year-old Moroccan player, Reda Arshad on X, with a touching tweet that reads: “With deep pain, we regret to announce the death of our great player Reda… a young man who had dreams and goals in life that were taken from us. Rest in peace, my friend. We will miss you.”

Spanish media reports indicated that two 18-year-old Spanish young men were arrested on suspicion of involvement in this crime.

“It appears that there was a prior discussion between the victim and the two suspects in a nightclub which resulted in the death of the young man,” said Pedro Fernandez, the Spanish government’s representative in Andalusia.

Investigations are ongoing with the two suspects at the police station before they are brought to trial in the next few days.

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