Approximately 200 supporters of Raja Casablanca illegally occupied the Boffi sports center in Paina, a small town in the province of Monza and Brianza, northern Italy. The unauthorized assembly took place on Saturday, june 21, to celebrate their team's playoff qualification and the 20th anniversary of their ultras group's founding. According to the Italian newspaper Il Giornale, the gathering was organized through social media within the Moroccan community residing in northern Italy. The fans chose the strategic location due to its proximity to Seregno station, a major railway hub connecting various parts of Lombardy and northern Italy. Local officials Giacomo Crippa and Mayor Marco Citterio first noticed the unusual activity. The ultras remained inside the facility from approximately 11 AM to 2 PM, bringing drums, flags, and smoke flares to stage choreographed displays in the stands. Carabinieri forces arrived and escorted the supporters to Seregno station, from where they continued to Paderno station for further celebrations. Mayor Citterio condemned the incident, stating that the group violated regulations by entering a municipal area that had been closed and was potentially dangerous due to disuse.
