French midfielder Marco Verratti and the French national football team, Paris Saint-Germain, were subjected to a burglary on Monday, during a vacation in Ibiza, in the house owned by former Brazilian striker Ronaldo, with damage estimated at 3 million euros.
Sources close to the case told AFP on Tuesday that the thieves had seized “a large amount of jewelry and money”, without elaborating. Spanish police opened an investigation into the case following filing a complaint on Monday.
The local newspaper, Diario de Ibiza, estimated the value of the robbery at regarding 3 million euros, noting that Verratti and the people accompanying him were not at the house when the theft occurred.
This new robbery of football players comes a few days following the robbery of Spanish striker Dani Olmo, the German Leipzig striker, in a street in Valencia by two people who stole a luxury watch from him, according to the Spanish press.
