. There was also a minute's silence for Luis Fernando Ruggieri, the cashier killed in the incident. "After the tough time we had yesterday, both my family and I want to communicate that thankfully we are all fine despite the circumstances and to thank all the messages of support and love we are receiving," Mari said in his first public statement after the attack. ""In addition, we want to send condolences and all our strength to the relatives and friends of the deceased person, and we sincerely wish that all injured people recover as soon as possible." Monza players share their message to Pablo Mari Arsenal loanee Mari was stabbed during an incident in Milan last week While spending the season on loan at Monza, Mari remains an Arsenal player. The support from the Gunners' squad was evident during Sunday's win, while manager Mikel Arteta was also asked about the situation earlier in the week. "We are all shocked to hear the dreadful news about the stabbing in Italy, which has put a number of people in hospital including our on-loan centre-back Pablo Mari," an Arsenal statement read in the aftermath of the attack. "We hav){kind=link}
Spanish defender Pablo Mari is on loan at Monza from Arsenal, and was admitted to hospital after being stabbed in an attack at a supermarket which left one victim dead
Players at Italian club Monza joined their Arsenal counterparts in showing their support for Pablo Mari as the centre-back recovers from a stabbing.
Spanish defender Mari was one of several people attacked in an incident at a supermarket in MIlan. He has since been discharged from hospital after surgery, but is expected to face some time on the sidelines.
Arsenal’s first-team players and staff all held up a shirt bearing Mari’s name and number before the Gunners’ Premier League victory over Nottingham Forest, with Gabriel Martinelli dedicating the opening goal to his colleague. Now Monza, for whom the defender scored his first goal on October 9, have delivered a tribute of their own.
As they walked out onto the pitch ahead of a Serie A clash against Bologna, Monza’s players wore shirts bearing the message ‘Torna Presto Pablo’ (‘Come back soon, Pablo’). There was also a minute’s silence for Luis Fernando Ruggieri, the cashier killed in the incident.