Five football players who killed: Barcelona's Clyiver's Alonso

There was much controversy when Bruno (the killer) won a professional contract with the Brazilian 2nd League team Boa Esporte broadcasts Periscopi.

But, unfortunately, it's not the only case in the football world. Starting with Bruno, let's take a look at five killers in the football world:

#5 Bruno Fernandes de Souza

Brazilian goalkeeper Bruno Fernandes de Souza was sentenced to 22 years in prison for ordering his former girlfriend, Eliza Samudio, in 2010. The former captain of Flamengo was convicted by a jury in court.

He was convicted of hiding the body of model, cutting it into small pieces and feeding it to dogs. He was also sentenced to charges of kidnapping his son. All of this in the normal world would keep him locked up all his life behind the Brazilian grill.

However, Bruno was suddenly released in February, awaiting an appeal. What was even more disgusting was the fact that Boa Esport's club immediately offered him a professional contract.

Bruno did not repent even after his release. As quoted by Guardian, Bruno said: “Shock, what happened, happened. I made a mistake, a serious mistake, but mistakes happen in life I'm not a bad guy. People tried to bury my dream because of a mistake, but I asked God for forgiveness, so I'm continuing with my career, man. Here we go. ”

One can only hope that Brazilian authorities and the judicial system will shut down the former goalkeeper of Atletico Mineiro and Flamengo and give Eliza Samudio the justice she deserves.

#4 Diego Buonanotte

Considered one of the most promising young people in world football, Diego Buonanotte was part of the Argentinian giants River Plate and was teamed with Lionel Messin and Argentina, which won the 2008 Olympic gold medal.

In December 2009, the Argentinian attacker had a fatal accident and was the only survivor after losing control of his car and slammed it into a tree. The footballer was driving his father's 307 Peugeot and was coming back from a night when this unfortunate incident occurred.

And three of his friends in the car lost their lives. Diego made an amazing recovery and returned to the football field within five months. After his recovery, local prosecutor Carlos Colimedaglia called to arrest him on three counts of murder, but the charges were never prosecuted.

The 28-year-old had a beautiful career after this fatal accident and played in clubs like Malaga, Granda and AEK Athens. Currently, it plays in Chile for Universidad Cattolica.

When asked how he feels after the accident later, he indicated that he is constantly called an assassin by opposing fans.

#3 Patrick Kluivert

Ajax and Barcelona legend Patrick Kluivert was the love of the Dutch public during his first season in Ajax, writes Periscopi. An extremely talented footballer, Kluivert won a round of trophies with the Dutch team, including an unforgettable U triumph EFA Champions League in 1995.

However, the talented footballer's career in the Netherlands took a turn when as 19-year-old he crashed his friend BMW M3's car in the direction of Dutch theatre director Martin Putnam, which resulted in the death of 56-year-old.

A reconstruction of the scene revealed that Kluivert had traveled at 104kmmh speed to a 50km residential area and was driving an unscrew car. “He was in his friend's car and clearly lost control, the sound of the crash looked like a bomb that exploded. ” said a witness.

Cloiverst discovered the horror that followed after that accident, with Dutch fans opposing him: “One minute I was an idol to the public, Dutch football hero, and the next few minutes they called me assassins because of what I had done”.

A year later, Cloiverst left Ajax because he did not take the hate of fans and joined Milan. He later had a remarkable career in Barcelona and Newcastle United.

#2 Marcos Alonso

Marcos Alonso was arrested in 2011 for his involvement in a car accident in the Spanish capital of Madrid. He was the driver of the car that crashed into a wall and killed one of the other travelers in the car, a 19-year-old woman.

Alonso was driving at a speed of 122.8kmh at the time of humidity in an area where it was allowed up to 50kmmh. What made the car crash even more tragic was the fact that the Spaniard had a blood alcohol level of 0.93mg per litre. (Almost triple Spain's allowed alcohol level)

Initially, he was sentenced to four years in prison, but Alonso had reduced his sentence to 21 months and later withdrew completely after paying 500,000 euros in a solution outside the court to the victim's family.

The Spaniard is already enjoying special moments in his football career with Chelsea, but he may have had to be punished more because he took his life from an innocent 19-year-old man, past Periscope.

#1 Alexander Villaplane

Alexander Villaplane was a midfielder, even the captain of France at the 1930 World Cup. But Villaplane was also a Nazi associate who committed war crimes and killed more than 50 people directly during his lifetime.

Algeria-born Frenchman played in the Ligue 1, but was soon arrested for corruption and involved in the horse racing scandal.

In 1944, however, Villaplana's life took a very dark turn when he became head of the North African Brigade. It was a criminal organization that cooperated with German Nazis in anti-resistance activities.

The villa is largely remembered for its extreme cruelty and brutality, which has ordered 53 people to be executed in Mussidan. After being captured in 1944, the former French captain was sentenced to death and executed on December 26, 1944 by a firing squad./Periscopi/