Two minors arrested for attempted burglary at home of PSG star Fabian Ruiz following Champions League final victory against Inter

On Monday morning, French police have arrested two minors trying to steal from Ruiz’s house, Le Parisien reports. Players and supporters of PSG were out in the streets of Paris on Sunday celebrating the clubs historic treble as the pair were caught in the act.

The midfielder was an important part of Luis Enrique’s treble winning side as PSG ran riot against Inter in the 5-0 win in Munich last week. The team decided to celebrate their treble win in the streets of Paris when the two suspects allegedly targeted Ruiz’s house. The midfielder is not the first victim of a burglary attempt, as team-mate William Pacho was robbed in March while he was away on international duty.

PSG became the first team from France to win a treble when they defeated Inter. They are only the second club from France to win the European crown so after Marseille defeated Inter’s cross town rivals AC Milan 1-0 in the 1992-93 Champions League final.

Fabian and PSG will now travel to the United States to compete in the Club World Cup.