Burglar gang in boiler suits deliberately targeting footballers when they're at home

dailystar.co.uk:

Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was recently burgled while his fiancee Perrie Adwards and their son were at their £3.5million home in Cheshire.

As well as the former England international, ex-Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba also suffered a similar burglary, while the wife of United defender Victor Lindelof, Maja Linedlof was forced to lock herself in a panic room after burglars broke into their home.The brazen thugs are reportedly donning boiler suits to ensure their DNA is not being recovered in the homes of the players.

And if that was not terrifying enough, the criminals are also believed to be specifically timing their raids while the players and their families are at home.Read More: Drugs gang turns ex-Premier League star's abandoned £3m mansion into cannabis farm“It’s five or six guys loosely connected to Salford and very professional,” a source said to the Sun. “They used to take down cash vans in the 1990s before it got too difficult.“They spend ages casing a joint and are not afraid to take a risk if the reward is there.

They know if they break in when no one is home the modern systems are so good they will only have minutes before the cops or security turn up.“But when players are home they don’t have the systems on, so if they can get in, they can spend more time in the house.