England stars have taken extra precautions to protect their homes while they are away at the Euros, following a series of burglaries targeting footballers. Members of Gareth Southgate’s squad have invested in top-notch security measures to avoid incidents like the one Raheem Sterling experienced during the World Cup.
Sterling had to cut short his time in Qatar in 2022 when thieves stole £300,000 worth of watches from his home. Other players, including Jack Grealish and Alexander Isak, have also fallen victim to burglaries while away.
Now that the Three Lions are in Germany for the Euros, they have spared no expense in securing their luxury mansions. Security firms have installed cutting-edge technology, including night vision cameras and surveillance drones, to protect the players’ homes.
The players’ efforts to enhance their home security have been praised by experts, who emphasize the importance of prioritizing safety for their families while they are away. The squad is currently in Germany preparing for their upcoming matches, with manager Gareth Southgate eager to focus on the tournament after a recent defeat to Iceland.