CRISTIANO RONALDO’S house was robbed of personal items as he played for Portugal on Wednesday night, according to reports.
The Juventus star, 35, had his £7million home in Madeira burgled while he was off taking on Spain.
Ronaldo’s home in Madeira was robbed while he played for Portugal, say reportsCredit: AP:Associated Press
Cristiano Ronaldo’s £7m home in Madeira was reportedly broken into through an open garage
Partner Georgina Rodriguez was also away at Paris Fashion Week.
The chancer is claimed to have snuck into the house after a member of Ronaldo’s staff opened the garage door, according to respected local paper Diario de Noticias Madeira.
Police are said to be on the hunt for the suspected burgler.
A signed Juventus shirt is said to have been among items taken.
A relative of the footballer’s raised the alarm on Wednesday.
Police have already visited the property and are said to have identified the thief.
The crook has been described as someone who is already known to them, and was identified thanks to the property’s CCTV.
No arrests have yet been made.
Ronaldo had a signed Juventus shirt amongst other personal items stolen
Ronaldo met up with former team-mates Ramos and Pepe after his gameCredit: Twitter @SergioRamos
It was not immediately clear if Ronaldo’s mum Dolores or older brother Hugo, who both live at the seven-floor house, were inside the property at the time.
Juventus striker Cristiano spent the early portion of the coronavirus lockdown staying on the top two floors of the house with Georgina and their children.
The incredible property – purchased in 2015 – boasts incredible sea views, as well as TWO Olympic-sized swimming pools, a jacuzzi and a football pitch after a four-year renovation.
But they later moved to a villa with a garden around half-an-hour’s drive away before flying back to Italy.
Barcelona’s Gerard Pique and former Chelsea frontman Alvaro Morata are among top footballers whose homes have been targeted by thieves.
Juventus preparing for life without Cristiano Ronaldo and want 35-year-old to become mentor to younger stars
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
