Milan forward Emil Robak, who was on loan to Norrköping in Sweden, has vanished. The report came from Corriere della Sera and has sparked concern. Robak, 20, has not appeared in public or with his team for fourteen days, and there is no public explanation from the club, his representatives, or his family about his whereabouts.
According to the Italian outlet, the young striker did not show up for training for two weeks and did not inform teammates or staff about a possible absence. His silence has left the squad and his relatives seeking clarity as the days passed without word. Local media in Sweden have begun to cover the story extensively, adding to the growing questions surrounding his disappearance.
The arrangement between Milan and Norrköping is set to conclude in early November, at which point the player would normally return to his parent club. This season he has appeared in three competitive fixtures in the Swedish league, though he has not demonstrated his potential or produced notable impact on the scoreboard or in build-up play.
The situation has drawn attention beyond football circles, with reports of threats directed at the athlete surfacing in some discussions. Those familiar with the case stress the need for a careful and thorough investigation to ensure Robak’s safety and to determine the circumstances that led to his sudden absence from training and team activities. The response from Milan, Norrköping, and the player’s family remains focused on locating him and understanding the next steps in his career while safeguarding his well-being.
As the investigation continues, supporters and observers are urged to await official updates from the clubs involved and from authorities. The priority at this stage is to secure the player’s safety and to provide clear, accurate information to fans and the broader football community. The absence has already affected team preparation and raised questions about player welfare, travel commitments, and the support structures available to young professionals operating abroad. The story remains evolving, with developments likely to emerge from subsequent statements and investigative findings. [Source: Corriere della Sera]”