Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has opened up about the horrible robbery that took place at his house this week.
News surfaced this week that the PSG star and his girlfriend were tied up by burglars, who robbed their hours in Paris in the early hours of the morning.
Reports claim that the burglars stole a number of items said to be worth €500,000.
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The Italian opened up on the horrible incident but was unable to go into detail about the situation.
"To suddenly find people at home at three o'clock in the morning, I think it's the worst feeling possible," Donnarumma told Libero.
"I was tied up and Alessia was forced to give everything valuable we had. I cannot go into details because the investigation is ongoing. We had to leave our apartment to allow the investigation to take place, we are staying in a hotel.
"I was very afraid for Alessia, that something would happen to her. I was helpless, tied up, I couldn't do anything. Also, I don't fully master French, so it was difficult to explain to these people where the things were."
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