Real Madrid: Éder Militão’s home burgled

A blow for the Brazilian

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Real Madrid: Éder Militão’s home burgled

Last Sunday, while Real Madrid were facing FC Barcelona in El Clásico, Éder Militão was the victim of a burglary at his home.

According to information from the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, at least two individuals allegedly broke into Éder Militão’s residence that day. It is located in the La Moraleja residential district of Madrid, and the burglary took place between 9 and 10 p.m.

The burglars allegedly took advantage of the match to enter an upstairs bedroom and steal watches, jewellery and luxury accessories worth more than €350,000. The stolen items reportedly included a Rolex estimated at €53,000, a Richard Mille valued at nearly €170,000, three Chanel bags estimated at €15,000, as well as several Cartier rings and bracelets. Several members of the player’s family were on the ground floor, watching the clash between the two Spanish giants.

🚨 BREAKING: Éder Militão’s house was ROBBED during El Clásico. At least TWO thieves sneaked into his room and stole stuff worth €350,000 including a Rolex, a Richard Mille, 3 Chanel bags, Cartier rings and bracelets, etc. The player’s family were downstairs watching El Clásico and did not know the house was robbed until Police arrived and informed them to search the house. The house alarm did not go off as they only turned it on when going to sleep. Militão has now hired a specialist to retrieve the stolen stuff, as they hold a sentimental value to him. @elmundoes
— Madrid Xtra (@MadridXtra) October 31, 2026

Éder Militão calls in a specialist

It should be noted that Éder Militão’s relatives allegedly noticed absolutely nothing during the break-in that Sunday. The property’s alarm was not activated, and the occupants reportedly detected no suspicious movement. It was only after the police arrived, accompanied by the residence’s private security officers, that the extent of the theft was discovered.

In the Brazilian’s bedroom, the police reportedly found several belongings scattered around, showing that the burglars had been there. Having remained on the bench during El Clásico, Éder Militão has since reportedly called in a specialist to try to recover his belongings, some of which are said to have significant sentimental value.

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