Raheem Sterling's Chelsea teammate Kalidou Koulibaly has sent a message of support after learning the England star's home was raided by armed robbers.
England manager Gareth Southgate confirmed Sterling had left the camp to fly home from Qatar and be with his family after the robbery. Reports suggested £300,000 worth of watches were stolen from the forward's home, not far from Chelsea's Cobham training ground, with his fiancee and children at home at the time.
A number of figures from inside the game have sent messages to Sterling, including his England colleague Jordan Henderson and BBC host and former England striker Gary Lineker. Koulibaly himself was part of the Senegal team beaten by England on Sunday night, and said he plans to call the 27-year-old to check in on him.
