According to reports, the thieves entered the through a third-floor bathroom window, went into the Brazilian’s bedroom and stole bags, watches and jewellery valued at $391,000.
Real Madrid defender Eder Militao's home was burgled during his team's 2-1 victory over Barcelona, according to Spanish media reports. Burglars reportedly entered via a third-floor bathroom window and stole bags, watches, and jewelry valued at $391,000 from the Brazilian center-back's bedroom. Militao was an unused substitute during the match.
Militao's family was reportedly inside the house watching the game on the ground floor during the break-in and did not notice any suspicious activity. The incident follows other recent robberies targeting footballers, including Real Betis forward Troy Parrott and former Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Sergio Rico.
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