Sergio Ramos terrified

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By: Manu Tournoux

Sergio Ramos terrified

Sergio Ramos’ children were present during the burglary of the home of the Spanish Sevilla FC defender.

The phenomenon has become commonplace. Burglaries perpetrated among footballers regularly feed the news feed. In Spain, we are also worried about these offenses while Sergio Ramos is one of the latest victims.

Andalusian media ABC indicated that the ranch-shaped residence of the Sevilla FC central defender was visited last Wednesday during thehe Champions League match against RC Lens (1-1).

The former PSG player and his wife were terrified at the idea of ​​knowing their four children were at home that evening in the company of two nannies. Burglars took jewelry, money and luxury items, says ABC, not without ransacking the house.

Sergio Ramos’ wife, actress and journalist Pilar Rubio, was absent for professional reasons.

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Manu Tournoux

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