Without a rest. The search device for the young man from Córdoba Álvaro Prieto, 18, who disappeared this Thursday in Seville, is still active. The boy, a Córdoba CF youth player, was last seen yesterday at the Santa Justa Train Station, in the capital of Seville, where he had to take a train back to his native Córdoba. He never got to ride it because he lost it.
According to his father, Rafael Prieto, the footballer did manage to get on one of them, but bound for Barcelona, which had a planned stop in the capital of Cordoba. He did it without a ticket, and was intercepted and expelled from it. He did not have cash or a cell phone battery. Since 9:00 a.m. that day, nothing is known about him or his whereabouts.
The 112 emergency service reported this Friday that the search is still active without, for the moment, having any news of the young man.
Córdoba CF has warned on its social networks of the disappearance of its player and has asked for "maximum dissemination" to help find him.
According to the information provided by Córdoba CF, Álvaro Prieto was wearing beige pants and a green shirt at the time of his disappearance.
The SOS Desaparecidos association has also warned of the lack of news about the player, who is 18 years old, is 1.80 meters tall and has an athletic build.
