Thieves have reportedly raided the homes of Chelsea boss Frank Lampard and late Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.
It is the fourth time the Blues legend – who has a £12million home in Chelsea – has been targeted by burglars, according to The Sun.
Around £60,000 of jewellery and watches belonging to the Chelsea boss and his wife Christine were allegedly taken.
Also, over £1million of valuables from Vichai's home were reportedly taken, leaving his Thai family – who still own Leicester – devastated.
His home in Knightsbridge, West London had remained untouched ever since he died in a tragic helicopter crash in October 2018.
Detectives are studying CCTV footage of both heists, with a source saying they could have been carried out by the same group of thieves.
Lampard's home was previously targeted in 2018 and the details of neither that or the most recent burglary – in December – have been made public by police.
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It follows incidents in 2005 and 2008 at his previous home where cars including an Aston Martin and a Mercedes were taken.
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