The sprawling home, which Di Maria rents from a private landlord, has been put on the market for 4.1million Burglars used scaffolding poles to smash their way in to his home through patio doors while his family were inside Di Maria and his family reportedly moved into a hotel after the incident with round-the-clock security They now look set to move away for good after his wife Jorgelina says she's too scared to return to the home

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Published: 03:53 EST, 9 March 2015 | Updated: 08:43 EST, 9 March 2015

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The home of Manchester United star Angel Di Maria has been put up for sale just weeks after he suffered a terrifying raid while eating dinner with his family inside.

Burglars used scaffolding poles to smash their way in to his home through patio doors while the Argentina winger, his wife Jorgelina and one-year-old daughter Mia were at the Cheshire mansion.

Now the sprawling home, which Di Maria rents from a private landlord, has been put on the market for 4.1million amid reports that his wife is too scared to return to the property.

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A car spotted in a residential road could hold vital clues to a spate of burglaries in Caversham, Earley and Newbury.

Thames Valley Police officers are keen to trace a black or dark blue Jaguar XJ which was spotted in Paddock Road, Newbury, on Saturday, February 21 at about 6pm in connection with four burglaries.

The occupants of the car were two white men, aged between 40 and 45 who were wearing suits, and a white woman, aged between 40 and 45.

The first burglary occurred between 3.45pm and 4.45pm on Monday, February 16, in Jordan Close, Caversham. Offenders gained entry by smashing the rear patio doors and stole jewellery, watches and a pink Dell laptop.

Next was a burglary between 12.30pm on Monday, February 16, and 1.50am on Tuesday, February 17, in Falstaff Avenue, Earley. Jewellery, watches, a Nokia Lumia mobile phone, Acer Aspire laptop and iPad 2 were stolen after offenders gained entry through patio doors.

Two burglaries also took place in Newbury. The first was between 9am on Friday, February 20, and 4.15pm on Sunday, February 22, in Paddock Road, Newbury. Offenders stole DVDs after gaining entry through the conservatory and patio doors.

Lastly a MacBook Air, an iPod, an iPhone and jewellery were stolen from a property in Wendan Road, Newbury, between 9.45am on Saturday, February 21, and 2.30pm on Sunday, February 22. Offenders smashed a conservatory door to get inside.

Anyone with information about the burglaries or the car should contact investigating officer PC Andrea Parsons, of Newbury police station on 101.

They can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

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A burglar escaped with a diamond watch after wrestling with the occupants of a house during a raid in Middleton.

The thief used tools to force the patio doors of the house on Mainway before combing it for valuables in the early hours of this morning.

Using one of the victims bags to sweep valuables into, they took a set of car keys and a Christian Dior Ladies watch worth 5,500 from the kitchen.

However, he woke the occupants who ran to confront him and wrestled with him in the upstairs of the property as they tried to restrain him.

He dropped the bag filled with stolen goods, and despite suffering an injured leg in the melee, managed to escape down the stairs and out the patio doors towards Malvern Road taking the luxury watch with him.

Detectives have now hailed the victims bravery and are appealing for help catching the culprit.

He was white and wearing a black hat or balaclava, grey tracksuit bottoms, a grey hooded tracksuit top and a dark coloured body warmer.

Detective Constable Andrew Robinson said: The occupants of the house showed great bravery in tackling this man, who unfortunately was able to give them the slip.

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The Argentinian's house is being sold after crooks attempted to burst in while he was having dinner with his wife Jorgelina and one-year-old daughter Mia.

The thieves tried to smash patio doors but fled empty handed after triggering an alarm system at the home of the Manchester United winger.

The 27-year-old and his family later moved to a luxury hotel with 24 hour security and since have been seen walking around Manchester with a bouncer.

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Manchester United star Angel Di Maria is looking to "transfer" from home to away after his mansion went on sale for an eye-watering 4.1m.

The luxury home has gone on the market within a month of a terrifying raid on the property while he was inside with his family.

Would-be thieves fled empty-handed after triggering an alarm system when they tried in vain to smash patio doors while the Argentinian international was reportedly watching TV with wife, Jorgelina, and their children.

According to the Manchester Evening News, the family moved into a luxury hotel with round-the-clock security in the aftermath of the crime, but now look set to move away for good.

The advert states: "Magnificent mansion set in well-manicured grounds in the heart of Prestbury on a private road.

"Indoor swimming pool with glass panels into the sitting room and hallway which truly envelopes the pool into the heart of the house."

The home also boasts a plush kitchen and family room, with French doors leading to a huge garden.

There is also a sitting room with a drop-down screen, a kids TV room, a play room, an office, a gym, changing room, an indoor pool and jacuzzi and a two-bedroom apartment over the garage.

The fully-furnished home is described as 'very high-spec and high-tech'.

The attempted break was not the only controversy Di Maria, who signed from Real Madrid for 60m in the summer, faced at the home.

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United star Angel Di Maria looks set for a move away after the Prestbury mansion where he lives went up for sale for a staggering 4.1m.

The home is up for grabs just a month after the 26-year-old suffered a terrifying raid while inside with his family.

The Argentinian international was reportedly having dinner with his wife, Jorgelina, and children as crooks tried in vain to smash through his patio doors.

The three would-be thieves then fled empty-handed after triggering an alarm system.

Di Maria and his family moved into a luxury hotel after the incident with round-the-clock security keeping them safe.

They now look set to move away for good, with the luxury mansion up for sale.

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Money and alcohol have been stolen in a series of late-night raids on licensed premises in Knaphill.

The Crown and Garibaldi pubs, and Italian restaurant La Bella Amalfi, in the High Street, have all been targeted, with the crimes taking place on five consecutive nights.

It has led to calls for extra police patrols in the village.

At The Garibaldi there was an attempted break-in on Sunday night, causing major damage to some doors, and then at around 3.55am on Tuesday (February, 3) the burglar broke in, having broken a lock on a window to the gentlemens toilets.

The burglar was unable to force his way through further doors and into the pub itself, and he ran off empty-handed with the alarm sounding and the bullmastiff dog of Debbie Harlow, a borough councillor who runs the pub and lives upstairs, barking madly.

Repairing the patio doors and window will cost around 500, Cllr Harlow estimated.

Ive been here for 10 years and Ive never had anything like this before, she said. Normally the dog puts people off. Somebody is targeting businesses.

Around 20 minutes later there was a break-in at The Crown, from where a cash drawer containing 180 was stolen. Around half of this was in notes and half was in change and Ade Jones, who runs the pub with his wife Sarah, found a trail of coins in the street outside.

It is not the first time Mr Joness pub has been targeted.

In April last year he had 3,000-worth of wine taken from a garage.

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