SHOCK ON EL CLASICO NIGHT: BURGLAR ENTERED MILITAO'S HOUSE

According to El Mundo's report; star defense player of Spain La Liga giants Real Madrid team Eder Militao faced a mind-boggling burglary case during the massive El Clasico struggle the football world watched holding its breath. In the moments the Brazilian star sweated on the pitch, at least 2 burglars bypassed security measures, entered up to the bedroom, and disappeared by stealing luxury goods worth approximately 350.000 Euros. Luxury watches of Rolex and Richard Mille brands, 3 custom design Chanel bags, and priceless Cartier rings and bracelets take place among the stolen goods. However, the actual crazy and frightening part of this terrible burglary event was the fact that family members were watching the El Clasico competition downstairs in a completely unaware way during the minutes the robbery took place. While the burglars collected the valuable goods in the bedroom, the alarm belonging to the security system not activating in any way revealed a big negligence. Family members following the match in front of the television downstairs were completely unaware of this big disaster experienced upstairs and could only notice the terrible situation after police teams arrived at the door. This security weakness experienced during the giant match where millions of football fans were locked to screens awakened a big echo in the Spain press. Successful defense player Eder Militao, losing goods having both material and very big sentimental value, decided to mobilize personal means in addition to the police investigation. The Brazilian star, stating that the sentimental value of these special goods lost is very high, hired a special expert with the hope of tracking the burglars and taking back the stolen goods, and accelerated the search works personally. While the wide-scale investigation regarding the experienced event continues, the increasing burglary cases directed at the houses of football players carried security worries to the first row of the agenda again.

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