Barnsley striker Kieffer Moore pleads for return of £85k Range Rover after it was stolen from his home
Moore had his house in Gildersome, Yorkshire burgled on Saturday night, with his car stolen during the break-in
BARNSLEY striker Kieffer Moore has desperately pleaded for the return of £85,000 Range Rover after it was stolen from his home.
Moore, 26, had his house in Gildersome, near Leeds, burgled on Saturday night, with his car stolen during the break-in.
The forward had earlier played in Barnsley's 2-0 win over Bradford before his home was raided and prize-possession taken.
And Moore took to Twitter in a bid to find out any information regarding the whereabouts of his vehicle.
Moore wrote: "STOLEN - MX64 YBH. My house was burgled late last night and my car has been stolen.
"It is a Range rover sport autobiography in grey, Reward for any successful information that leads to the recovery of my car!!
"Please share! #morley #leeds #bradford #wakefield #Sheffield #barnsley".
Moore is offering a cash reward for any details.
The English striker is originally from Devon, but moved to Yorkshire in 2017 after joining Rotherham United.
In January 2018, Moore moved to Barnsley on a permanent deal and has played in both of the League One's side wins this season.