Lionel Messi's £9.5m mansion in Ibiza was vandalised (Image: Getty/FuturoVegetal/Express Sport) Lionel Messi has become the latest high-profile victim to be targeted by climate change activists after the Inter Miami star's £9.5million luxury mansion was vandalised.
Activists from the Futuro Vegetal group are said to have entered the Argentina icon's home in Ibiza on Tuesday, throwing red and black paint at the exterior of the house. The Spanish group also unfurled a banner that read 'Help the Planet - Eat the Rich - Abolish the Police' and took responsibility for the attack, criticising Spain's environmental policies "that aggravate the climate crisis, as well as the unequal responsibility for it." Related articles Lionel Messi at centre of new Real Madrid rule as 'ban issued on fans' Lionel Messi sends six-word Argentina message after missing out on Olympics The former Barcelona and PSG star has been a regular visitor to the Balaeric Island over the years along with his wife Antonela Roccuzzo and their three children.
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