US EditionJamie Vardy's Italian villa is robbed for £80,000 worth of valuables in shocking raid
Thieves stole £80,000 in jewellery, cash, and a luxury watch after watching Vardy's family and timing the burglary during his Serie A match in Rome.
- During Sunday’s match in Rome, Jamie Vardy, the former England striker and Cremonese player, had valuables worth £80,000 stolen from his Salo villa while he was away.
- Police say the burglars had been watching the family and timed the raid for when he was away, carried out by a gang of three thieves, Salo police said.
- CCTV footage shows one individual entering through an open window, and the thieves spent several minutes inside before escaping with jewellery, cash and a Patek Philippe watch.
- The household has been left shaken after the incident, as a woman described as the babysitter was inside during the raid and Vardy's friends discovered items on the floor.
- Vardy moved to Cremonese in the summer and has been settling in Italy, playing eight times and scoring twice since his transfer from Leicester after 13 seasons on a 12 month contract.
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In the summer Jamie Vardy moved from the cool English homeland to Italy. The house of the striker in the picturesque Salò became the victim of a band of thieves. She captured watches, jewelry and cash.
The burglars took advantage of the player's absence on the field for a Serie A match against the AS Rome this Sunday.
While playing against the AS Rome, the English house was robbed. The loot would amount to €100,000.
Jamie and Rebekah Vardy’s Italian villa 'raided by robbery gang as thieves steal £80k worth'
Jamie and Rebekah Vardy’s Italian villa is thought to have been raided by a gang of robbers who stole valuables worth £80,000.The iconic England striker departed the UK for Italy in September 2025 to join newly promoted Serie A club Cremonese after his contract with Leicester City expired.The pair bought a £2million villa on picturesque Lake Garda in the Italian Alps.The robbery occurred during his 3-1 defeat in Rome on Sunday. TRENDING Stories…
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