Burglars aimed at the Isak striker during the high-value shelter, hearing the court-Irish News

A thief gang targeted the Premier League star Alexander Isak, while they made a series of high-value breaks, the juries were told.

Newcastle United and Sweden before was the third victim of the band that has already stolen jewelry and clothes worth over 1 million pounds from a Tyneside business woman, said an instance.

Three members of the same family, living in Italy, recognized conspiracy to commit theft, Newcastle Crown Court heard.

But a fourth family member, Valentino Nikolov, 32, denies the accusation.

Dan Cordey, in criminal prosecution, said that player Newcastle United from Darras Hall was subjected to an interruption last April.

He will present several cases of criminal prosecution in this regard on Wednesday.

Earlier, Mr. Cordey said that the gang arrived in the UK through a ferry from Calais to Dover in a Citroen C3 and a Ford car last March.

They headed for London, then led to the north -this few days later, said Mr. Cordey.

Gang used Citroen to travel in breaking, and the vehicle was a basis in which they slept, the criminal prosecution said.

The first theft was at the home of Helen and Michael McCardle in Jesmond, Newcastle, on March 30, when the couple was on vacation, said Mr. Cordey.

Gang stolen the CBE medal, said the criminal prosecution, as well as clothes, jewelry, gold coins and bags worth over 1 million pounds.

Two days later, the gang entered Stephanie Stokoe’s house in Whitburn, Sunderland, and stole properties, including jewelry, designer handbags and shoes worth over 100,000 pounds, criminal prosecution said.

Nikolov, from Tew Park Road, Birmingham, is represented at the trial and requires an Italian performer.

The juries were told his brother Giacomo Nikolov, 28, his 43 -year -old Sister Jela Jovanovic, and her son, Charlie Jovanovic, who all live in Italy, have recognized conspiracy to commit burglary.

Safet Ramic, who is the 58 -year -old father of the former partner of Valentino Nikolov and who is from Winson Street, Birmingham, denies the management of stolen goods.

The criminal prosecution will continue to open the case on Wednesday.