<p>One person was killed and four others injured, including on-loan Arsenal footballer Pablo Mari, in an attack at a shopping centre near Milan Thursday, officials and media reports said.</p>.<p>A 46-year-old Italian, apparently suffering with psychological problems, was arrested immediately after the attack at Assago, on the outskirts of Milan, according to the<em> ANSA</em> news agency. Among those hurt was Mari, the Spanish defender for Monza football club, on loan from Arsenal.</p>.<p>Media reports said police had ruled out any terrorism link.</p>.<p>The man grabbed a knife from a shelf in a Carrefour supermarket in the mall and started randomly attacking people, with at least four people hurt, reports said.</p>.<p>A "young supermarket employee... unfortunately lost his life as a result of the injuries received," said Attilio Fontana, president of the Lombardy region, which includes Milan.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/three-persons-kill-man-after-scuffle-over-staring-at-one-of-them-in-mumbai-1156375.html" target="_blank">Three persons kill man after scuffle over 'staring' at one of them in Mumbai</a></strong></p>.<p>But he added that the other people injured "fortunately do not seem to be in life-threatening danger", in a post on social media.</p>.<p>Fontana thanked employees, customers and police who "intervened to stop the madman", as well as the medical staff who helped the victims.</p>.<p>A source close to the club told <em>AFP </em>he was in hospital, conscious and able to speak</p>.<p>In a Tweet, North London club Arsenal said its thoughts were with Mari and the other victims, adding: "We have been in contact with Pablo's agent who has told us he's in hospital and is not seriously hurt".</p>.<p>"Dear Pablo, we are all close to you and your family, we wish you well, keep fighting as you know how to do, you are a warrior and you will get well soon," said Monza chief executive Adriano Galliani, in a message tweeted by the club.</p>.<p>Supermarket giant Carrefour confirmed the death of one of its employees in the attack in Assago.</p>.<p>The company said it was "deeply saddened" at the news and offered its condolences to the families of the staff member killed, and the other victims.</p>
<p>One person was killed and four others injured, including on-loan Arsenal footballer Pablo Mari, in an attack at a shopping centre near Milan Thursday, officials and media reports said.</p>.<p>A 46-year-old Italian, apparently suffering with psychological problems, was arrested immediately after the attack at Assago, on the outskirts of Milan, according to the<em> ANSA</em> news agency. Among those hurt was Mari, the Spanish defender for Monza football club, on loan from Arsenal.</p>.<p>Media reports said police had ruled out any terrorism link.</p>.<p>The man grabbed a knife from a shelf in a Carrefour supermarket in the mall and started randomly attacking people, with at least four people hurt, reports said.</p>.<p>A "young supermarket employee... unfortunately lost his life as a result of the injuries received," said Attilio Fontana, president of the Lombardy region, which includes Milan.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/west/three-persons-kill-man-after-scuffle-over-staring-at-one-of-them-in-mumbai-1156375.html" target="_blank">Three persons kill man after scuffle over 'staring' at one of them in Mumbai</a></strong></p>.<p>But he added that the other people injured "fortunately do not seem to be in life-threatening danger", in a post on social media.</p>.<p>Fontana thanked employees, customers and police who "intervened to stop the madman", as well as the medical staff who helped the victims.</p>.<p>A source close to the club told <em>AFP </em>he was in hospital, conscious and able to speak</p>.<p>In a Tweet, North London club Arsenal said its thoughts were with Mari and the other victims, adding: "We have been in contact with Pablo's agent who has told us he's in hospital and is not seriously hurt".</p>.<p>"Dear Pablo, we are all close to you and your family, we wish you well, keep fighting as you know how to do, you are a warrior and you will get well soon," said Monza chief executive Adriano Galliani, in a message tweeted by the club.</p>.<p>Supermarket giant Carrefour confirmed the death of one of its employees in the attack in Assago.</p>.<p>The company said it was "deeply saddened" at the news and offered its condolences to the families of the staff member killed, and the other victims.</p>