They robbed 1.2 million euros at home, the details of Shkodran Mustafi's night of horror are revealed

2023-04-26 23:34:31, Sport CNA

Shkodran Mustafi was one of those footballers who in recent years have become victims of robberies at home. The footballer of Albanian origin, who is currently part of Levante, about a year ago became the victim of a robbery and details of the night of horror that passed in his house have already been revealed, while the perpetrators of the incident have not yet been found.

The "Caso Abierto" portal has shown what the thieves took from the footballer's house in the surroundings of Valencia. There are 12 wristwatches with a value of around 800 thousand euros of Rolex, Patek Philippe or Audemars Piguet models. Then 8 bags with a value of almost 50 thousand euros, from Chanel, Hermès and Louis Vuitton, rings, bracelets and pendants with diamonds, which were valued at about 280 thousand euros, as well as a sum of money of 11 thousand euros.

Meanwhile, his testimony to the police was revealed, where he told the details of the incident that happened almost at midnight, after the football player had returned from Germany.

"We came back from the trip, my wife and I were in the living room watching TV when we heard a noise. We saw the children's room and they were sleeping, everything was normal. But then I heard a noise coming from the balcony. I got closer to see and someone from outside started hitting the glass with some kind of hammer.

I called my wife to call the police and ran to the children's room. I took both and tried to find the woman, who had activated the panic button. I went to drop off the kids in the playroom but was confronted by two of the thieves. One of them had a hammer in his hand and stopped me from closing the door. He threatened me and told me to go and stop the alarm. I did it, but I put the codes wrong", said Mustafi.

The two had let the third thief into the house and then questioned Mustafi and his wife, asking them to tell where their valuables were. They found some things on the shelves but demanded to know where the safe was.

"We don't know how they were aware of its existence. The woman opened it, gave him money and a box with three watches. But the thieves pushed him away and took everything else inside," Msutafi said.

After the thieves had taken everything of value, they locked them in the arcade and told them not to call the police. But Vjosa Kaba, the footballer's wife, had managed to contact the law enforcement, which unfortunately had not arrived in time to catch the thieves.

The police still haven't found who the criminals are who stole things worth more than 1.2 million euros, but it seems that everyone is convinced that it was about professionals, as they had planned everything in detail, avoiding the cameras in the area.