Soccer-Hegerberg suffered break-in before women's Champions League final, says agent

OL ​Lyonnes striker Ada Hegerberg's ​home was broken ‌into the ​day before her side faced Barcelona in the women's Champions League ‌final in Oslo which the Spaniards won 4-0, according to a report from Norway's TV2.

The Norwegian forward, who is ‌the competition's all-time top scorer with 69 goals ‌and a six-time winner of the trophy with Lyon, started Saturday's game but was substituted in the second half. "Unfortunately, Ada experienced ⁠a ​break-in at her ⁠home on Friday night and had to deal with it ⁠well into the night. This is not how you want ​to spend the night before a Champions League final," ⁠a representative for her agents A&V Sports told TV2.

"Ultimately, we will ⁠never ​know what impact this had on her, but such is life." While break-ins have occurred at the ⁠homes of high-profile male players in the past, Hegerberg's representative ⁠said ⁠it was the first case they had heard of where a female player's home was ‌targeted.

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