Newcastle United midfielder Joelinton has expressed frustration and concern following a second break-in at his home this year. The 28-year-old Brazilian took to Instagram to address the distressing incident, appealing for respect for his family's safety and privacy.
In his heartfelt post, Joelinton lamented the repeated targeting of his residence. "Our home was broken into again. To anyone considering doing this, please know that there is nothing valuable left here," he wrote.
He emphasized that his primary concern is the safety of his family, particularly ensuring that his children grow up free from fear.
Joelinton urged for a sense of community where families can feel secure. "We hope for a community where our children and everyone's children feel safe," he stated.
He further appealed to the perpetrators and the public, asking for his home to be respected as a sanctuary for his family. "We simply want to live in peace," he added.
The incident highlights growing concerns about security for footballers and public figures who are increasingly targeted by burglars. Fans and community members have expressed their support for the footballer, calling for stronger measures to ensure the safety of players and their families. Authorities are expected to investigate the matter thoroughly to prevent further incidents.
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