“The professional group of trips of the burglar” broke into Newcastle Striker Alexander Isak’s home and stole his car, a jewelry worth £ 68,000 and up to £ 10,000 in cash, and the court heard.
Sweden International was not in his house in Darras Castle, Northumberland, when the gang broke through the glass door last April, the Newcastle Crown Court heard.
Thieves have already stolen jewelry and clothes worth more than a million pounds of tinnoom business women and design goods worth £ 100,000 from a woman living in previous days.
Three members of the same family, living in Italy, recognized the conspiracy to make burglaries, the Court heard.
The fourth member of the Valentino Nikolov family, 32, denies the accusation.
Dan Cordei, prosecution, said that Isak left his home between 16. April and 10.00 million and discovered the burglary when he returned and saw that his bins were moved.
The gang burglary in his TV room and “in the untidy search took place,” Mr. Cordei said.
Cash was made between £ 5,000 and £ 10,000, together with a jewelry worth about £ 68,000 and his audience, which was later found abandoned, the jurors said.
The gang also took security, which left the previous tenant home, although it did not contain anything worthy, Mr. Cordei said.
CCTV pages pauses were recorded on what Mr. Cordei described as “Doggi Cam”.
He said, “This was a professional group of burglars. She contained one female and three men – all connected. Two of these men and one woman admitted their role in admitting guilty.”
Mr. Cordei said the fourth man was the accused Valentino Nikolov.
The gang arrived in the UK over the ferry from Calais to shake in Citroen C3 and Ford Motor last March.
They headed to London, and then they drove in the northeast a few days later, the court heard.
The gang used Citroen to travel in burglary and motorcycle was the base they slept in, the prosecution claimed.
Nikolov, Tev Park Road, Birmingham, is represented at the trial and requires an Italian translator.
Hearts said his brother Giacomo Nikolov, 28, his sister Jela Jovanovic, 43, and her son Charlie Jovanovic, 23, who all hurt in Italy, admitted conspirations to commit burglary.
Safet Ramic, who is the 58-year-old Father of the former Valentino Nikol’s partner, which is from Winson Street, Birmingham, denies handling stolen goods.