BRAINY FACTS Uncategorized Newly released chilling video shows the terrifying moment at exactly 10:45pm last night on a dark street in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of Paris. HP

Newly released chilling video shows the terrifying moment at exactly 10:45pm last night on a dark street in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of Paris. HP

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Paris, November 18 – Shocking footage has emerged of the exact moment Liverpool loanee Hugo Ekitike was struck by a speeding car late last night in the upscale Saint-Germain-des-Prés district. The incident occurred at 10:45 pm on Rue de Rennes when the 22-year-old forward, on international duty with France, was crossing the street after dining with friends. The black sedan hit him at high speed before fleeing the scene, leaving Ekitike motionless on the pavement.

Witnesses immediately called emergency services, and the PSG-owned striker was rushed to Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital with multiple fractures to his right leg and suspected internal injuries. Doctors have confirmed he faces at least six months on the sidelines, effectively ending his season with Liverpool.

Most chilling of all, a man riding a motorbike without plates reportedly stopped beside the stricken player, leaned over, and whispered a short sentence into his ear before speeding off. French police have launched a major investigation, treating the incident as a deliberate hit-and-run with possible targeted motives. Sources close to the case say the whispered words have left investigators deeply concerned for player safety across the league.

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