Bruno Fernandes was in Italy with Manchester United for the Champions League game vs Como…

Bruno Fernandes' £4million home in Cheshire was burgled by three masked intruders shortly after Manchester United's 4-1 defeat on Wednesday, October 21. The break-in occurred around 8:30pm while Fernandes was away in Como for the match. A neighbor alerted authorities after spotting suspicious activity, but the suspects fled with stolen valuables before officers arrived.
Cheshire Police confirmed that an investigation led by Macclesfield Proactive CID is underway. No family members were inside the house during the burglary, and the intruders reportedly spent less than five minutes on the property despite security systems. Manchester United is currently offering support to the midfielder.
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