Norrköping’s sporting director, Toni Martinsson, addressed questions about the whereabouts of Italian striker Emil Roebuck, who is on a loan spell with the Swedish club. The update came through Express news coverage.
Martinsson confirmed that Roebuck was present and noted that they had previously met on October 19. He stressed that officials are monitoring the situation closely and that everything is under control. Roebuck’s mother has said she has been in touch with the club, but she did not comment further on his absence.
Earlier reports from Corriere della Sera on October 19 indicated that the young forward was unreachable and had not introduced himself for a two-week period. The article suggested there was uncertainty about his status during that time.
The loan agreement between Milan and Norrköping is set to expire at the start of November, at which point Roebuck would return to Milan if there is no extension. In Sweden this season, he has appeared in three league matches, but critics say his impact has been limited.
A former Italian national team player had publicly threatened violence, an incident that added to the tension surrounding the situation. Administrators and coaches at Norrköping have reiterated their commitment to player welfare and safeguarding during this period of uncertainty. The club has asked supporters to respect player privacy while investigations or inquiries continue, and to rely on official briefings for any updates.