Two men have been arrested by police who are investigating a break-in at the home of Raheem Sterling.

The England star returned home from the World Cup after a break-in at his Surrey mansion.

Sterling’s family was not at the property at the time but the footballer wanted to get back as soon as he was alerted to the incident.

The Chelsea winger is said to have been shaken and concerned about the wellbeing of his children.

Surrey Police said in a statement: “Two men were arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary last night (6 December) in the Oxshott area. They are currently in custody.

“Following reports of suspicious activity around 6.40pm, a number of resources were deployed, including the dog unit and the police helicopter. Our colleagues from British Transport Police also provided assistance.

“Enquiries remain ongoing to establish whether there are any links between these arrests and the break-in reported to us over the weekend.”

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