Alexander Isak was “attacked by a family of thieves who carried out a series of raids” after “reaching the United Kingdom in a ferry from France a few days before”

Alexander Isak was attacked by a gang of thieves who carried out a series of robberies of high value, as heard the Crown of the Newcastle crown.

Northumberland's house of the Sweden International was divided last April, and the police confirmed at that time that a vehicle was stolen from the property before being found abandoned in near Disington.

It is believed that Isak is the third victim of the gang, who had already stolen jewels and clothing worth more than 1 million of a local businessman, the jury was told.

The court listened to three members of the same family, who live in Italy, admitted conspiracy to commit robbery. But a room, Valentino Nikolov, 32, denies the position and is in trial.

Dan Cordey, prosecuting, said that the alleged gang had arrived in the United Kingdom, through Ferry from Calais to Dover in a Citroen C3 and a Ford motorhome, in March.

They did for London before driving to the northeast of England a few days later, said Cordy.

Alexander Isak was attacked by a gang of thieves who carried out a series of high value robberies last spring

It is believed that Isak is the third victim of the gang, who had already stolen jewels and clothing worth more than £ 1 milliion of a local entrepreneur.

Dan Cordey, prosecuting, said that the Newcastle United player's house in Darras Hall was destroyed in April 2024

The news of the robbery arose days after the incident after the striker appeared for the Uracas in a victory over Fulham in Craven Cottage. According to The Sun, the gang had signed up for Isak's house the previous Thursday around 10 pm

The officers responded and sent a police helicopter, but the intruders had fled the scene.

The Prosecutor's Office states that the first of the robberies took place in the house of Helen and Michael McCardle in Newcastle on March 30, while the couple was on vacation.

The gang stole its CBE medal, said the Prosecutor's Office, in addition to clothing, jewels, gold coins and bags, for a total of more than 1 million.

The group was also responsible for a raid in Sunderland, where designer, jewelry and effective clothing were stolen at the value of more than £ 100,000, said the Prosecutor's Office.

Valentino Nikolov, by Tew Park Road, Birmingham, represents himself in the trial and requires an Italian interpreter.

The jurors have told their brother, Giacomo Nikolov, 28, his sister Jela Jovanoic, 43, and his son Charlie Jovanovic, 23, who reside in Italy, have admitted conspiracy to commit robbery.

The trial continues.