Israeli footballer Eran Zahavi no longer wants to return to the Netherlands, where he wears an Eindhoven jersey, after the second robbery of his house in Amsterdam. The Israeli media wrote, the 34-year-old offensive player has a contract with the leader of the table until the end of the season.
Unlike the May raid, Zahavi’s house was empty this time, as the footballer is with his family in Dubai, where he is recovering from knee surgery. According to the Telegraaf newspaper, the house was completely demolished during the burglary on Sunday and severely damaged. There is a large Jewish community in Amsterdam.
In May, Zahavi’s family was attacked at home by two armed robbers. The young men pretending to deliver the package Zahavi’s wife and three small children were handcuffed and threatened with a pistol. Zahavi received information about the assault on the bus on the way to the league match in Tilburg, which he did not take part in. The robbers have not yet been captured.
In the past, Zahavi also played for the Tel Aviv clubs Hapoel and Maccabi, Palermo and Guangzhou. With 33 goals, he is historically the top scorer of the Israeli national team, twice he was named footballer of the year in his country.
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