Detectives have revealed they are hunting three Albanian men linked to a burglary at Raheem Sterling‘s house last year.
Surrey Police said the trio are suspected of being linked to 32 other house raids in addition to the break in at the Chelsea star’s home in December where jewellery and watches worth £300,000 were reportedly stolen from the house.
Alfred Isufi, 48, Gerard Kalaja, 22, and Henri Osmani, 44, are being sought for questioning over the 33 burglaries in which an estimated £1m is thought to have been stolen across Surrey, Essex, Kent and Hertfordshire.
It comes as police yesterday charged another man over the same break-in which took place while Sterling was at the World Cup.
Emiliano Krosi, 23, of Southend-on-Sea, was charged with 33 offences of conspiracy to commit burglary and will appear at Guildford Crown Court on September 21.
Sterling – one of Gareth Southgate’s most trusted players in major tournaments – missed a match after flying home after the burglary
Raheem Sterling after the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 quarter final match between England and France at Al Bayt Stadium before he was forced to ome back to England after a burglary at is house
Detective Inspector James Ansell told the BBC that they will be making an appeal on BBC crime watch in the next few weeks.
All three men reportedly have links to Harlow, Essex and north London. They are also not believed to have left the UK.
Ansell said: ‘Investigating burglary dwellings is a priority for Surrey Police and we will be relentless in pursing these offenders.’
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