While Fiorentina striker was on vacation, his villa was robbed of 300,000 euros in wealth

Fiorentina forward Moise Kean has been the victim of a significant robbery, with thieves stealing an estimated 300,000 euros from his villa in Florence while he was away on vacation. The incident occurred at his residence in the upscale Campo di Marte district.

The primary items stolen are reported to be a collection of expensive luxury watches, along with other personal valuables. This brazen act not only resulted in substantial financial loss but also deeply violated the young athlete's sense of security and privacy.

Carabinieri investigators from the Scientific Investigation Department conducted a forensic examination of the property, gathering evidence to aid in identifying the culprits. Initial findings suggest the burglars entered the rear of the house, exploiting the fact that it was unoccupied at the time. Authorities are now examining surveillance camera footage from the surrounding area.

This incident is not isolated within Italian football, as players, due to their high earnings and often public travel schedules, are frequent targets for criminal groups. Kean's teammate, Albert Gudmundsson, also had his home robbed just months prior.