Largie Ramazani’s home robbed while playing Valencia vs Barcelona at Mestalla

The Belgian Largie Ramazani was robbed at his home in Bétera while he was playing the match between Valencia and Barcelona at Mestalla.

A final match to remember

The Belgian footballer Largie Ramazani experienced an unexpected end to his time at Valencia. While he was playing the match against Barcelona at Mestalla, his home was broken into in a residential area near the Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna.

According to information published by Las Provincias and the Spanish press, the robbery took place on Saturday nite and the loot exceeds 116,000 dollars in cash and valuables. The player and his family were at the stadium, unaware that their home was being robbed.

He was ready to leave for Leeds

The episode occurred at a particular moment; Ramazani had already packed his bags to travel to London and return to Leeds United, the club he belongs to. That circumstance made the thieves' job easier, as they didn't need to rummage too much in the house.

The player resided in the Torre en Conill urbanization in Bétera, a complex with private security where other footballers also live. However, this type of incident has been repeated in recent years. Among the victims are Samu Castillejo, Justin Kluivert, Shkodran Mustafi, Ezequiel Garay, Gabriel Paulista, and Geoffrey Kondogbia, all of whom are players from Valencia, Villarreal, or Levante.

The investigation continues

The Civil Guard is investigating the case, which adds to a series of thefts suffered by footballers in the region. For Ramazani, the episode marks a bitter end to his time at the Valencia club, just before embarking on his return to England.