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Money Heist season 5 theory says who will die next in La Casa de Papel

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Netflix crime drama Money Heist is set to return for another explosive round of drama - but who will die next in Alex Pina's Spanish thriller La Casa de Papel?


panish thriller Money Heist has kept fans gripped for its first four seasons.

These instalments of the Netflix series from Alex Pina, named La Casa de Papel in its native Spain, has seen some shocking twists and unexpected deaths.

Fans were devastated when fan-favourite Nairobi was killed-off in the most recent run of the thriller.

They were so astounded that one fan theory has seen viewers convinced that she will make a surprise comeback in the fifth run.

However, a new theory has suggested who will be the first casualty in the fifth run of the hit series.

Reddit user itseliza24 has given a rather ominous prediction of who will be next to lose their lives in the show.

Who will lose their lives in Money Heist season 5?

They write: "After Nairobi was shot by Gandia, we saw her at a beautiful garden with a flower in her mouth.

"A couple of seconds after that, we see Moscow, Oslo and Berlin, staring at her with a little smile on their faces.

"However, this is not the first time we see that scene. This was actually the starting scene in episode 5 of season 4 and Nairobi, Moscow, Oslo and Berlin, weren't the only people sitting there.

"Denver, Helsinki and Professor were there as well. You probably understood what the theory is; Denver, Helsinki and Professor are the next characters to be killed."

The latest theory suggests shocking casualties

This does all sound rather ominous - will Denver, Helsinki and the Professor be the next to lose their lives?

However, another user replied: "If Helsinki dies it would leave Palermo heart broken again and that would make too big of a parallel with him being hurt by Berlin's death.

"If Palermo dies Helsinki would have already been hurt too many times (considering the deaths of Oslo, Nairobi and now Palermo) and that just wouldn't be fair to him."

Will Palermo and Helsinki be next to die?

They added that they believe one will sacrifice himself for the other one because "it will be a very powerful way of showing that they actually care about each other."

Well, we'll have to wait and see!

In the meantime, Alex Pina has a whole new series for us to enjoy in the form of Ibiza thriller White Lines, which centres on the disappearance of a DJ and the mission of his sister (Laura Haddock) to find answers twenty years later.

Money Heist (La Casa de Papel) seasons 1 to 4 are available now on Netflix. 

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