It is not only in Paris or Marseille where football players are the preferred target of thieves. At Stade Brestois, a much less upscale club, a wave of burglaries thus affects the professional workforce. Seven players have thus been victims of criminals since the beginning of the summer, creating within the club “a feeling of insecurity, far from the image of peaceful life vaunted at the tip of Brittany”, indicates this Friday the Stade Brestois in a statement.
The latest burglary occurred overnight from Wednesday to Thursday. “We are fed up, testifies Captain Brendan Chardonnet, who had been robbed a few months ago at Le Conquet. More than a third of players have suffered damage in recent months. »
“Detrimental to the well-being of the team”
In an attempt to put an end to this black series, the leaders of the Breton club have multiplied the exchanges with the police and the players “to find solutions and try to improve this situation which is detrimental to the well-being of the crew “.
“We know there is no miracle solution, but if it continues like this, by the end of the season, it will be the majority of the group that will have been affected,” said the Brest central defender.