Footballers buy dogs worth as much as a flat in Warsaw.Special rooms at home

In the Sergio Rico goal.Next Nelson Semedo, Marquinhos, Pique and Jordi Alba.In the help of Casemiro, Thomas Partey and Riyad Mahrez.And in the attack of Karim Benzema, Raheem Sterling and Mohamed Salah.This is what the eleven made of players could look like, who only from the beginning of 2018 have been robbed of houses.You can even try to put it against her.And it won't be much weaker at all.They will play M.in.Alvaro Morata, Iago Aspas, Fabinho, Sadio Mane, Dele Alli, Mauro Icardi or Angel di Maria, about which the whole football world recently spoke about.The Argentinean was prematurely removed from the field in the match against Nantes (1: 2), and coach Mauricio Pochettino told him to go to his family: Your home was robbed.

Luck in the misfortune is that nothing happened to the athlete.When the bandits stole jewelry or watches worth ok.half a millioneuros, they were upstairs.But this is not always the case.Marquinhos received similar news to Di Maria.The thieves forced his father to bring them home.This house has recently bought his parents to live closer to his son.In 2019, the partner Alvaro Morata, model Alice Camello, criminals held a pistol on a bow tie when her partner was at the grouping of the national team.- They stole many memories, but fortunately they left health - the woman recalled, whose family soon moved out of the Madrid district of La Moraleja.

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In Madrid, they have "Football Fort Knox".When the thief enters, he will not escape anymore

In this luxurious area only in the last three years were the houses of Benzema, Gabi, Lucas Vazquez, Isco, Casemiro and Thomas Partey in the last three years.In the last two, the theft took place day after day, and Lucas's partner complained about Instagram that he did not feel safe.The thieves in La Moraleja moved at home, although the situation has recently calmed down, because the police increased patrols and the players invested in security.Some also took a more drastic step and moved to La Finka, another luxury district of Madrid, which is called "bunker" or "football Fort Knox".Gareth Bale, Diego Simeone, driver Carlos Sainz or Cristiano Ronaldo lives or live there, not to mention the elite of the Spanish financial world.

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- is a place where colossal money was invested in security systems.If the thief enters La Finki, he will not be able to escape - says the DS expert.safety Ildefonso polo.At the entrance to the district, security guards are asking for information on which house we are going to.If an uninvited guy is abandoning or his version of events is not confirmed, he will quickly leave the area.The Spaniards write that it is asylum for people looking for peace, because on the streets of La Finka absolutely nothing happens.

Horror throughout Europe.It was also reflected in families."Dad, will they come back?".

The wave of theft was also in Barcelona and other cities of Spain.When Kevin-Prince Boateng first found himself in the Barca match squad, he was robbed and lost OK.300 thousand.euro.The houses of Jordi Alba and Arthur were attacked when Barca played in the Champions League.In Seville, during the derby, the estates of William Carvalho and Joaquin were attacked.During the match Valencia - Villarreal was robbed as many as four players.Emre Mor and Iago Aspas lost their estate in Vigo.All in all, the burglaries were added to at least nineteen representatives of Lalig - representatives, because the problem was also affected by trainers, e.g..Zinedine Zidane.

In England, the horror survived Robin Olsen from Everton, whose family was threatened with machetes.In May last year, Dele Alli was beaten in his own home, who was also threatened with a knife, just like Mesut Oezil and Sead Kolasinac, who managed to hero's attack in a heroic way.And the list is much longer - you can add Carlo Ancelotti, Wayne Rooney or Mane and Salah.

Italians were also in trouble.Weston McKennie from Juventus during one of the cup matches from the wardrobe disappeared a lot of expensive clothes.Napoli players also struggled with the thieves.Arkadiusz Milik found out about it, who - as "Il Mattino" reported - Neapolitan bandits were to put a gun to their heads and force him to give him a luxurious watch.And examples can be multiplied and multiplied, all the more if we went back to history.- They put my pistol to my temple, and my four -year -old daughter looked at it - this is how Florent Balmont, a former Lille player, remembered from 2008. A Vitorino Hiltona, dawnego lidera defensywy Marsylii, dzieci pytały:"Dad, will they come back?" Niedługo później stoper zmienił klub na Montpellier, gdzie żyło się spokojniej.

It is easier to rob a footballer's house than a jewelry plant

In "El Pais" policemen explain that "it is much easier to rob a footballer's house than a bank or jewelry".Journalists describing the topic "El Mundo" point out that having broken into the homes of footballers in their absence has become a specialty of criminals from Eastern Europe, mainly Albanians.In turn, bandits from South America (Colombia, Chile) do not look at whether someone is at home, which can lead to physical clashes and potential damage to health.In 2019, the Spanish police detained four Albanians and the Spaniard for robbing numerous houses, including Isco, Zidane or Thomas, who even took a passport.

One of the agents that develop groups of thieves explained in "El Mundo" that robberies are usually carried out by groups of four people who move all over Europe.- They will spend a month in Madrid, then another in Paris and Milan.Before the robbery, they analyze the area for a long time, and when they have a hack, they are looking primarily for watches, jewelry and money, i.e. things that are easy to transport - explained the policeman. Powiedzieć coś o tym może Mahrez, który w maju 2020 roku stracił zegarki Richarda Mille, Roleksy Daytonę i Day-Date czy biżuterię Cartiera warte w sumie grubo ponad pół milionaeuro.- For luxurious watches there is a great demand on the black market.Sometimes it happens that the thief has already found a buyer before the assault - notes Inaki Jauregui, an employee of Mars Intelligence, responsible for the safety of many players from the Spanish elite.

An ordinary alarm is not enough.Such a shop also will not be useful for anything

As Jauregui says, today in Spain barely 10-15 percent.players use additional protection.One of the few who said about it loudly is Marcos Llorente from Atletico.- The cameras and the alarm, all the more by ordinary commercial brands, it is not enough today.- You need custom solutions.You need to use the systems monitoring the interior, possible glass breaking or damage to the facade, and add a ring around the house, e.g..with a video -analysis of people on the estate.And these cannot be normal alarms, because standard systems are easy to read - explained in "El Espanol" Javier Lopez, head of the security group Sea.

Colossal influence of social media."You might as well give your thieves to your home keys"

Thieves have different methods of surveillance.They take on the goal of loved ones or former athletes who are able to provide data on property or the distribution of real estate.- One of the first things we ask for is the list of people they employ - says Jauregi.Criminals are so insolent that they can, for example.At three in the morning, fly a drone around the house, looking for entry, exit and valuables.The best source of information, however, are the players themselves and their social media.Benzema was once criticized, who made a video available on Twitter when his house was shown from a bird's eye view.Experts commented that the Frenchman was asking for problems.

"Watch Neymar and do everything differently than he is," Alex Bomberg, head of a star protecting a company, said in "Telegraphie".The Brazilian likes to show on Instagram, how and with whom he partys, what watches he has, what jewelry...He showed everything like on a tray.However, the partners of the players, their children, buddies and closest colleagues did the same."They might as well give thieves the keys to their homes," Bomberg laughed, and Lopez recommends his clients to boast only after returning home.

Dog - man's best friend.But a good defender, worth as much as a flat in Warsaw

The more that - as the policemen said in an interview with "El Pais" - "during the crisis thefts come back".Pandemia and restrictions in movement initially limited the problem, but it returned in late spring 2020.And with the trouble, a security discussion returned. Koszt całodobowej ochrony to kilkaset tysięcyeuro rocznie. Niby dużo, ale ile jest wart spokój piłkarza zarabiającego milionyeuro? Jedni się na to decydują, inni szukają alternatywnych rozwiązań.Neymar or Cristiano Ronaldo employed bodyguards who did not take their eyes out of them.After last year's wave of theft.They invested in them Hugo Lloris, Jesse Lingard or Marcus Rashford.Sterling and Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa) have rottweilers, Mark Noble two large shepherds, and Alli Doberman.

- When you try to assault you a gang armed with machetes and baseball sticks, you need a dog that will not only not be afraid, but will still want to defend you - says Richard Douglas, co -owner of the Chaperone K9 company specializing in dog training.Her clients are practically only players from the Premier League.- Such a circle of trust is our great advantage - declares Douglas, who notes that the dog's training can take up to two years, and the "New York Times" adds that there is even a competition among players to have the best dog from a given race.

A new fashion in footballers' homes: pool, four cars, sauna and "asylum" garage

At the Rashford house, which the English call the fortress (when the alarm turns on, the escape is practically impossible), "asylum" was installed, the so -called.Panic Room.In it, the host can wait in a situation of sudden threat or imperceptibly evacuate from the house where burglars prowl.- such rooms have become the norm.When a house is being built, there is a sauna, a swimming pool, a garage for four cars, a bowling room and asylum - said Paul Weldon, head of a company specializing in "Panic Rooms", in an interview with "NYT".

The cheapest such room can be made for $ 50,000.The most expensive one cost a million, and it contains numerous generators, air conditioning and protection system against biological and chemical attacks."At least a month could be survived there," says Weldon, whose services are used by many players from the Premier League.

According to "L'Equipe".Paris Saint-Germain decided to rent footballers of personal bodyguards who will patrol around the houses during matches, and the local police took steps in the fight against organized crime.Clubs cannot underestimate the threat.A "NYT" informs that the giants from the Premier League are already investing colossal money in the protection of players and others cannot stay behind.Because stars will be more and more often asking during transfer negotiations: and how will you protect me and my loved ones?