Denmark and Nice striker Kasper Dolberg was the victim of a double theft while away on international duty, according to French reports. The 22-year-old had his Porsche stolen from Nice Côte d’Azur airport's long-stay car park, and later discovered that around €2,000 (£1,850) and several phones had been taken from his home.
Dolberg left his Porsche at the airport when he joined the Denmark squad for Nations League matches against Belgium and England. Upon his return on Thursday evening, he reported the missing car and the burglary. The perpetrators are believed to have gained entry to his home using an access pass that was inside the stolen Porsche.
Police are investigating the incident, which marks the second time Dolberg has had valuables stolen since joining Nice from Ajax just over a year ago. In September last year, his £62,000 watch was taken from the club's dressing room by teammate Lamine Diaby-Fadiga, who later confessed and was sacked by Nice.
Diaby-Fadiga admitted to stealing the watch out of "jealousy" and posted a lengthy apology on Twitter, citing frustration and disappointment over his own injury and lack of playing time. Dolberg and Denmark lost 2-0 to Belgium and drew 0-0 with England during the international break.
