Police are hunting intruders said to have stolen more than £2.5 million worth of valuables from Paris Saint-Germain star Marco Verratti’s Ibiza holiday home.

The burglars broke into the property, which local press say belongs to former Brazilian international Ronaldo Nazario, in the early hours of Sunday morning while the footballer and his family were out.
As well as cash, the criminals reportedly took watches and jewellery.
The break-in was reported to police on Sunday.
It is being investigated by the Civil Guard, although no-one from the force was available for comment on Monday night.
The house Verratti was staying at is believed to be in Cala Jondal in the south of Ibiza, where Prince William and Kate have enjoyed sunshine breaks at Kate’s millionaire uncle’s home called Maison de Bang Bang.

There has not yet been any official comment from Italian international Verratti, who did not publicise his trip to Ibiza on social media.
His French model wife Jessica Aidi has been posting photos and video footage from the Balearic Islands with an ex-Miss France contestant called Charlotte Mint.
Last week Miss Aidi posted a picture of herself wearing a bikini in a tropical destination with the caption ‘Ibiza vibe’.



Former footballer-now-Real Valladolid president Ronaldo, an Ibiza regular with his partner Celina Locks, has not yet said anything.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have both been holidaying in the Balearic Islands this summer, with Verratti’s PSG teammate picking a £250,000-a-week house on a private island called Sa Ferradura off the north coast of Ibiza.

Former Man United target Dani Olmo was robbed of his £23,000 Rolex in a violent June 17 mugging in which his brother was injured.
The Spanish international was targeted as he left a hairdresser’s in the east coast Spanish city of Valencia.


The mugger ripped the designer watch off the RB Leipzig attacking midfielder’s wrist before making his getaway in an Opel car driven by an accomplice.
The footballer’s brother attempted to stop the criminals speeding off by getting into the vehicle the accomplice had left on the pavement with its engine running.
An ambulance was mobilised to treat him at the scene for injuries he is believed to have suffered after being dragged along the ground.