About 20 medals and cups were stolen from the residence of former UEFA president Platini.

Michel Platini, the former head of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), was robbed at his residence in Bouches-du-Rhone. This was announced on July 18 by the Footmercato portal.

"Platini was robbed at his residence in Bouches du Rhone," the publication says.

According to the portal, the former head of UEFA saw a hooded man in front of his bay window, who was dressed all in black. Subsequently, he discovered the loss of about 20 trophies and medals.

A burglary investigation is underway at the crime scene. It is specified that Platini was not injured during the incident.

Earlier, on July 15, it was reported that in the American city of Atlanta, an unknown person stole two suitcases with confidential data of the Beyonce singer, including hard drives with unreleased music and concert plans.