Mauro Icardi had his €30,000 watch stolen at gunpoint just
hours after Inter's 1-0 win over Genoa on Saturday.
Two men approached the striker after midnight and
demanded money when Icardi was parking his car on
Elvezia Avenue, Milan. Italian agency ANSA reports that both
men wore helmets and one brandished a gun.
Icardi refused to part with cash but saw his Hublot watch
taken as the robbers escaped on motorbike. Inter confirmed
afterwards that the 22-year-old was unharmed in the
incident.
The incident comes just weeks after Icardi flashed the
expensive timepiece on Instagram on his way to training and
posted an "#AllBlack" image after the event, wearing a
replacement watch.
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