The house of in-laws of Zinedine Zidane 'robbed in Almeria

The house of in-laws of Real Madrid boss Zinedine 

Zidane has been robbed in Almeria, according to a report 

in Cadena Ser.

It follows on from the house of Barcelona defender 

Nelson Semedo being robbed ahead of the El Clasico on 

Wednesday, report Marca.

It is claimed that the incident took place around 2pm on 

Wednesday afternoon, when the Portugal international 

was at the team hotel ahead of the clash against 

Madrid.

A group of men who targeted the houses of famous 

footballers in Madrid for robberies were  arrested back 

in October, as reported by El Diario.

Four men have been arrested - three in Madrid and one 

in Toledo - following a series of incidents, with a number

 of items recovered including large number of stolen 

jewels, €10k and some valuables, such as the league 

runner-up medal of Atletico Madrid midfielder Thomas 

Partey and his passport.

The 26-year-old’s residence in Boadilla del Monte was 

targeted earlier this month while his housekeeper - who 

escaped unharmed - was present, as outlined by Marca.

The previous week, an attempt was made to rob the 

property although the intruders were met by a relative 

inside the building and made off without anyone being 

harmed or property stolen, as reported by Cadena Ser, 

via Diario AS.

It followed on from the news that Real Madrid midfielder 

Casemiro had his house robbed during the Madrid derby 

at the Wanda Metropolitano earlier in the season.

A number of players have had their properties robbed 

while living in Spain, with the report citing Casemiro’s 

Madrid teammates Lucas Vazquez, Isco, Karim 

Benzema alongside his Coach Zinedine Zidane as being 

previous targets.

Jordi Alba, Geoffrey Kondogbia, Philippe Coutinho, 

William Carvahlo, Álvaro Morata, Joaquín, Ezequiel 

Garay, Kévin-Prince Boateng, Karim Benzema, Ramiro 

Funes Mori, Arthur, Gabriel Paulista and Gerard 

Piqué are others to have suffered similar fates in recent 

times.