Sad day as former Man United star robbed at gunpoint with his family, loses big properties
- Chris Smalling and his family were robbed in their home in Rome
- The former Manchester United star has reported the case to the police
- Serious investigation are currently going on by the police to get the thieves
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Three armed gunmen broke into the house of former Manchester United star Chris Smalling and was forced to hand over Rolex & jewellery in a heartbreaking incident.
The former England international and his family were said to be sleeping when the gunmen forced their way into the house and ordered the player to open his safe.
According to the report on UK Sun, Chris Smalling had no choice because of the fear of his life and that of his family members and had to do what he was asked.
The report added that his wife Sam Cooke reported the shocking incident early morning of April 16 to the police who have began serious investigation.
On Thursday night, April 15, Roma were playing in the Europa League, but Chris Smalling was unable to make the squad because of injury.
Smalling who signed for Roma last year after a successful loan spell, won two Premier League titles with Manchester United after signing from Fulham.
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Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how three Italian clubs namely Juventus, Inter Milan and Roma are interested in the signing of Manchester United forward Juan Mata whose future at Old Trafford is gradually coming to an end.
Juan Mata's current contract with Manchester United will be expiring at the end of the ongoing Premier League season and the club's chiefs have not discussed another deal with him.
The Red Devils have an option to give Juan Mata 12-month extension on his current deal, but lack of active games so far may deny the Spaniard such chance.
So far this year, the former Chelsea star has played only eight games for Manchester United in all competitions as the Red Devils sit second on the Premier League table.
Source: Legit.ng
