AC Milan ace Hernandez's 'house burgled while wife and baby son are indoors' just days after Juventus' Di Maria targeted | The Sun

THEO HERNANDEZ has become the latest Serie A star to have his house burgled.

It comes after Juventus' Angel Di Maria saw his home broken into earlier in October.



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According to a report from Italian outlet Repubblica, a gang of thieves entered the home of the AC Milan star while he was absent from the property on Tuesday night.

However, it is understood Hernandez's wife, Zoe Cristofoli, and their six-month-old son were present during the ordeal.

Once inside the robbers are said to have forced her to open a safe.

Repubblica have reported that while the full amount is yet to be revealed, the sum is likely to be worth in the thousands of euros.

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Thankfully, Hernandez's family are not thought to be physically hurt – although they are shaken up.

Investigators in Milan have since spoken to Cristofoli and are now looking into the details.

Initial findings indicate the plan was well-organised, with the perpetrators waiting until Hernandez had left his home before climbing over the fence and breaking in.

Ex-Manchester United star Di Maria was also targeted by thieves this month, with one of the suspects being arrested following an alarm sounding.

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Di Maria has also been a victim of break-ins during his spells at United and Paris Saint-Germain.

Specialised thieves are understood to frequently target luxurious homes in Milan, Turin and Naples.

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