AC Milan’s kitman Mustapha Medhoun arrested for stealing kit

It often feels like whenever AC Milan hit the headlines these days, it’s bad news.
The Rossoneri, one of the great football clubs on the planet, endured a tough campaign last season as their elite status in the current game faded into the background.
Milan still seem off the pace this season, they are seventh in Serie A, and eleven points behind San Siro co-sharers Inter.
This week a sad story has come out of Milanello.
52-year-old kitman Mustapha Medhoun was arrested this week for stealing kit. Medhoun has been an employe of the club for 12 years.
He was caught on CCTV stealing shirts, shorts and socks, after the cameras were secretly installed in the dressing room after several players had complained about losing their belongings.
Italian police raided Mustapha Medhoun’s home, where they discovered hundreds of stolen items of AC Milan equipment.
Mustapha Medhoun is the brother-in-law of Milan’s general manager Adriano Galliani’s third wife.
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