Andorran Futsal Star Adrià Blat Recovers Stolen Car in Spain
The Andorran international futsal player with Reyco Burela FS got his vehicle back undamaged at a Ferrol impound lot just one day after the theft outside his team's lodging.
Key Points
- Adrià Blat's red 2001 Seat León with Andorran plate stolen from team accommodation in Burela, Lugo.
- Reported theft to Guardia Civil Friday morning after incident Thursday-Friday.
- Car found undamaged Saturday at Ferrol police impound lot, 50km away.
- No confirmed link to nearby Viveiro crimes; Blat to retrieve it Monday from Ibiza.
Adrià Blat, the Andorran international futsal player with Spain's Reyco Burela FS, has recovered his stolen car a day after reporting the theft in Burela, Lugo province.
The red Seat León from 2001, bearing an Andorran licence plate, was taken from outside his team's accommodation in the early hours between Thursday and Friday. Blat lodged a complaint at the local Guardia Civil station that morning.
The vehicle turned up undamaged on Saturday at the Ferrol municipal police impound lot, around 50km from Burela. Blat plans to retrieve it on Monday after travelling from Ibiza, where his team faces a match.
Local outlet La Voz de Galicia reported the recovery, noting initial suspicions of a link to recent crimes in nearby Viveiro—such as a house burglary, car break-ins and vandalism—then under National Police investigation. Authorities have not confirmed any connection.
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