Rangers star Alfredo Morelos ‘finds suspicious man next to Lamborghini amid car tampering fears’
ALFREDO Morelos’ car has been targeted after he reportedly caught a man tampering with it.
The Rangers star reportedly discovered the man under his car as he arrived home with pregnant wife Yesenia.
It’s believed the Colombian striker raised then raised the alarm before the man fled.
Police Scotland confirmed they had been contacted over the incident and the striker’s Lamborghini has been removed for analysis.
Images show the Gers ace’s car being taken away from his Glasgow home.
The 28-goal hitman has been for Steven Gerrard’s side tonight as they take on Ross County at Ibrox.
Detective Inspector Kenny McDonald said: “Following reports of a man allegedly tampering with a car in a secured car park in Glasgow last night (Tuesday, 28 January, 2020).
“I can confirm that we have removed the vehicle for examination.
“At this time no criminality has been established.”
A spokesperson for Rangers told the Scottish Sun: “We believe there was an incident last night, but we cannot comment any further.
“It is now a police investigation.”
We previously told how video showed the star being as a yob abused him at his car.
It came just days after the Light Blues claimed the striker .
In footage from that game, shouts of ‘Orange b******’ and ‘hun b******’ could be heard being directed at the Colombian from supporters
In the video a man can be heard shouting more sectarian abuse at Morelos, although it’s not clear when it was actually filmed.
We told earlier how a man appeared in court charged with throwing a during the side’s win over Motherwell last month.
The alleged incident is said to have occurred moments after Morelos, 23, had scored in the Scottish Premiership match which was beamed live on Sky Sports
While t for the clash with Ross County.
The 29-goal Colombian hitman was expected to start tonight’s clash with at Ibrox.
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