Chris Smalling breaks silence after gunpoint robbery in Rome which left family "shaken up"
dailystar.co.ukManchester United to sign for Roma on a permanent basis last year, was sleeping when three hooded men broke into his home in the early hours of Friday morning and forced him to open his safe at gunpoint.The 31-year-old handed over a Rolex watch, jewellery and other valuable items to the masked assailants before they fled, according to Italian outlet Gazzetta dello Sport.His wife Sam is said to have called the police at around 5am after the robbery at their home in the Appia Antica region, located around 25 miles south of Rome itself.The incident was also witnessed by their two-year-old son Leo.Fortunately, Smalling has taken to social media to confirm he and his family were unharmed in the robbery.The England defender wrote on Twitter: “I’d.
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