Pablo Mari

(Reuters) - Serie A soccer player Pablo Mari has been discharged from hospital after he was stabbed in an attack in an Italian supermarket earlier this week ...

"Pablo Mari was discharged from the hospital this morning, returned home and now begins a period of absolute rest," the club said in a statement, also thanking the staff at the hospital. Milan's Niguarda hospital said its trauma team had reconstructed two muscles in the back of the 29-year-old Spanish centre-back, who is on loan at Monza from Premier League club Arsenal. (Reuters) - Serie A soccer player Pablo Mari has been discharged from hospital after he was stabbed in an attack in an Italian supermarket earlier this week, his club Monza said on Sunday.

Pablo Mari has been discharged from the Milan hospital after a supermarket stabbing attack. The attack took place at an Italian supermarket.

The club is now waiting for the fast recovery of the player and has written a message to him on social media. The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). The news that he is now discharged from the hospital is shared by the official football club Monza, for which the player plays. The stabbing attack at the Italian supermarket injured many visitors, and one man was declared dead. The details shared are pretty saddening. The Monza club also mentioned that Pablo has returned home and needs rest.

Defender Pablo Mari will continue his recovery at home after he was allowed to leave hospital on Sunday.

The 29-year-old defender, who is on loan at Italian Serie A side Monza, was among five people stabbed by a knife-wielding man at a shopping centre in Assago ...

"We realised it could have been a lot worse and we understood that it was our duty to play, to go out on the field and give everything, especially for Pablo." [five people stabbed by a knife-wielding man](https://news.sky.com/story/pablo-mari-arsenal-star-in-hospital-after-stabbing-attack-in-milan-shopping-centre-that-left-another-man-dead-12731763) at a shopping centre in Assago, on the outskirts of Milan, on Thursday evening. The 29-year-old defender, who is on loan at Italian Serie A side Monza, was among five people stabbed by a knife-wielding man at a shopping centre in Assago, on the outskirts of Milan, on Thursday evening.

Pablo underwent surgery to reconstruct damaged back muscles and Monza confirmed on Sunday that Mari has now returned home.

A Monza statement published on Friday suggested Mari would be out of action for around two months. Monza said in a statement that Mari will undergo a period of "absolute rest". The Spanish defender thanked well-wishers on social media on Friday, posting a picture of himself in a hospital bed alongside his wife.

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 ...

The support from the Gunners' squad was evident during Sunday's win, while manager [Mikel Arteta was also asked about the situation](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/arsenal-mikel-arteta-pablo-mari-28347360) earlier in the week. ""The surgery went well and a hospital stay of two or three days is expected. Pablo Mari had played eight times for Monza before the incident. He has since been discharged from hospital after surgery, but [is expected to face some time on the sidelines](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/arsenal-news-mari-gabriel-keown-28354204). Our thoughts are with Pablo and the other victims of this dreadful incident." Now Monza, for whom the defender scored his first goal on October 9, have delivered a tribute of their own.

29-year-old avoided life-threatening injuries but needed surgery on his back and also had injuries to his mouth.

“But when we found that Pablo was out of danger we all heaved a sigh of relief. “When we found out about Pablo it was normal that it shocked everyone. Five people were stabbed on Thursday, including Marí, and one died after a man grabbed a knife from a supermarket shelf.