Paris Saint-Germain star Fabian Ruiz had his house broken into while his team was celebrating their big Champions League win over the weekend.

Early Monday morning, two suspects broke into the 29-year-old’s home while fans and players were still celebrating in the streets.

When the home alarm went off, police quickly arrived and caught two minors inside the house.

Fabian Ruiz had just come back to Paris with his team after the Champions League final and was ready for a big celebration parade on Sunday, but his home was robbed the very next day.

A police official told Le Parisien newspaper that the house was left in complete mess.

The two teenagers searched through every room before the police found them in the act.

This event happened during a time of unrest in Paris after PSG’s big win in Europe on Saturday night.

During the violent celebrations across France, a teenager was fatally stabbed, and police arrested 426 people.

There were reports of riots and looting as PSG beat Inter Milan in the Champions League final in Munich, Germany.

One serious attack happened in the town of Dax in the south-west of France, where a 17-year-old was stabbed in the stomach.