It was a nightmare Sunday for Jamie Vardy: in addition to the defeat of Cremonese against Rome, the English striker was the victim of a theft. While he was engaged at the Giovanni Zini stadium, where despite the wrinkle and the understanding with the ward mate Bonazzoli failed to inflate the net, some thieves broke into his villa in Salò, on Lake Garda, taking away valuable watches, jewelry and cash.
According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, the loot would amount to approximately one hundred thousand euros. On the episode they investigate the Carabinieri of Salò, who are reconstructing the movements of the band. Investigators believe that the mischiefs have carefully followed Vardy’s, his wife and children’s movements, knowing that the house would remain unattended at the time of the blow.
A phenomenon, that of thefts in the houses of the footballers, constantly growing. In the past few weeks, Alessandro Bastoni, defender of Inter and the Italian National Team, had finished in the thieves. During the Champions League match against the Kairat Almaty, about four malvivents were introduced into his home through wolf mouths, taking Rolex away and signed bags.
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Even in hot cities like Naples, where footballers are considered true idols by fans, there are no lack of similar episodes in the past. Retracing the chronicles are the cases of Marek Hamsik and Edinson Cavani: The Slovak, authentic flag of the Neapolitans at the end of 2008, was approached by two men in motion and robbed of a Rolex Daytona and cash, while Cavani and his wife were the victim of a theft in their home on the flegreo coast in 2011. In February 2016 Lorenzo Insigne also had a bad experience with his wife and friends, when threatened with a gun and robbed of money and jewelry, marking a new chapter in this long series of criminal episodes that affect the world of football from north to south.
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L’articolo Incubo for Jamie Vardy: rigged his villa in Salò during the game Cremonese-Rome proviene da Per sempre Calcio.
