Galatasaray's Nicolo Zaniolo's Home Burgled; Luxury Bags Stolen
Translated from Turkish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Galatasaray's Italian footballer Nicolo Zaniolo had his home in Udine burgled while he was away with his family.
- The thieves reportedly targeted valuable items, particularly luxury bags belonging to Zaniolo's wife.
- Zaniolo posted and later deleted social media messages expressing his anger and disbelief over the incident.
Udine, Italy – A shocking incident has disrupted the life of Galatasaray's loaned player, Nicolo Zaniolo, as his home in Udine was burgled during the night. The footballer was away with his family at the time of the break-in, leaving his residence vulnerable to the unidentified perpetrators.
Initial reports suggest that the thieves focused on high-value items, with a particular emphasis on luxury bags belonging to Zaniolo's wife. Fortunately, there were no reports of physical harm or injuries sustained during the robbery. The incident, believed to have occurred between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning, is currently under police investigation.
To the cowards who dared to break into my house tonight... You messed up badly. If you wanted a bag, you could have asked, I would have gifted it to you.
Zaniolo himself took to social media to express his outrage, posting messages that conveyed his disbelief and anger. He initially wrote, "To the cowards who dared to break into my house tonight... You messed up badly. If you wanted a bag, you could have asked, I would have gifted it to you." He followed up with another post stating, "I wasn't home! I wish I was." However, Zaniolo later deleted both posts. The club and authorities are continuing their investigation to identify and apprehend those responsible.
I wasn't home! I wish I was.
Originally published by Cumhuriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.