Jack Grealish’s mansion ransacked by thieves in £1m raid

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Burglars broke into Jack Grealish's house and looted the place of valuables worth £1million, which included jewelry and watches. They quickly left his residence.

During a football match against Everton, a burglary occurred at the luxurious residence of a 28-year-old Manchester City player located in Cheshire, which is valued at £5.5 million.

According to reports, approximately ten of the soccer player's family members were inside the house during the incident. The intrusion was discovered when the player's dogs started barking uncontrollably, and his family members were alerted. As a result, they pressed the panic buttons, and the police rushed to the scene immediately. However, the burglars had fled by then, and the police couldn't locate them.

It seems that his relatives had convened to view his triumph over Everton with a score of 3-1 on the evening of Wednesday.

Jack Grealish preparing for the match in Merseyside

Someone informed The Sun newspaper that the family is very disturbed. The group of criminals grabbed several watches and pieces of expensive jewelry.

They carried out their attack while Manchester City was being broadcasted live on television and all of his relatives had gathered downstairs to support him.

Nobody got hurt, however, there was a notable amount of fear and chaos.

According to reports, Grealish recently shifted into a grand residence containing seven whopping bedrooms, a helipad, a fishing lake, a vast wine storage facility, an enormous tennis arena and football fields. This occurrence took place just prior to Christmas. Sharing this lavish property with him is his 27-year-old fiancée, model Sasha Attwood.

The frightening attack happened a few days following the couple's family gathering for Christmas. The pair shared a picture on Instagram with their dog Skye, stating "Happy Holidays everybody, we had a wonderful time with our loved ones."

On Wednesday, December 27, a report of a burglary was received by the Cheshire Police at roughly 9:50 in the evening. The individual who made the call stated that several things had been taken.

Authorities were aided by canine units and the National Police Air Service in their efforts, as they were dispatched and carried out searches in the surrounding community. However, they were unable to locate any signs of the perpetrators.

At the moment, nobody has been arrested and the investigations are still underway.

Cheshire Police is requesting individuals with any information regarding the event to get in touch with them.