Unmasking the ‘Boss’ of the Albanian-Kosovar Mafia: Two Decades of High-Profile Heists and Surprising Respect for Messi

Spanish media outlets have recently interviewed a key figure identified as the ‘boss of the Albanian-Kosovar mafia,’ renowned for orchestrating a series of high-profile home robberies targeting celebrities over the past 20 years.

With purported control over more than 100 individuals, the alleged mafia boss made startling admissions during an appearance on the Y Ahora Sonsoles show.

“I was the one who robbed Cristiano Ronaldo’s house in Portugal. I was the one who robbed Johan Cruyff in Barcelona,” he confessed.

Detailing the exploits, he revealed, “There I took a watch that belonged to Dennis Bergkamp, some items from Hermes, and about 20,000 euros in loot. It was a secondary house without security cameras or alarms. When I entered, I realized whose house it was. We were also behind the robbery of Cristiano Ronaldo in Madeira, but the loot was not interesting.”

Interestingly, the thief claimed to have refrained from targeting Lionel Messi’s family home near Barcelona when the football star was away in Paris. “I have stopped people who wanted to raid Messi’s house a few times. I have done it and I am proud. Out of respect for Messi, I have not done it. Because I love him, period.”

In this astonishing revelation, even someone entrenched in the world of crime recognizes the unwavering respect commanded by Lionel Messi. Truly an unbelievable twist in the world of celebrity heists.