On the eve of Sunday’s Premier League matchup with Crystal Palace, intruders broke into Kurt Zouma’s home. West Ham has offered a £25,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and punishment of these individuals.
Zouma was at home with his little family when the break-in occurred, and he was absent from the Palace game the next day due to “personal reasons,” according to his club.
Items of “significant value and of huge personal and sentimental importance to the family” were taken, according to West Ham, by the burglars.
“First and foremost, the thoughts of everyone connected to West Ham United are with Kurt and his family,” stated David Sullivan, joint chairman of the Hammers.
“I hope this reward will help bring the individuals to justice and prevent others from going through a similar ordeal. Having someone break into your home is a terrifying experience.”
