Franck Ribéry returned to find his home in a state and has suggested he may have to rethink his future.

"What shocks me the most is the impression to be naked, to have my trousers down and that I can't let go," Ribéry said via Instagram. "I can't accept it. Thank God, my wife and my children were safe in Munich but how can I have trust now? How can I/we feel good here after this?

"I don't run after the millions, thank God, we don't need anything. However, I still run after the football because it is my passion. But passion or not, my family is first and we will take the necessary decisions for our well-being."

As well as cash, it was stated that some jewellery and designer bags were stolen.

Ribéry's wife, Wahiba Ribéry, also took to social media.

"If you knew how much I love Florence, this city which welcomed us so warmly. I love all the persons we met since we arrived here. But I am hurt as a woman, as a wife and as a mother," she wrote.

"It is true, we are not the first or the last to go through something like this but I have the right to be scared and sad. What would have happened had we been in the house? I have learned a good lesson from all of this: the human being can really be bad and we can only turn to the Sky."