Former Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi's home near Valencia was robbed on Sunday night with goods stolen worth a value of nearly €1million.
The Levante defender was sleeping upstairs in his house in Betera, 12 kilometers outside of Valencia, when the attack took place over the weekend - but he was unharmed. Cash, jewellery, watches, and handbags were among the items stolen.
It is reported that three hooded men entered via a balcony in Mustafi's residence having sneaked in from the golf course adjoining the land. It is estimated that the thieves spent 30 minutes inside the property in which they ransacked the rooms before the former Germany international was alerted to their presence – at which point they fled.