Cardiff star Paterson has laptop, bags and passport stolen as thieves ransack his car
Scottish international revealed the news on Twitter as he urged fans to keep on the lookout for anything with his name on it
CARDIFF star Callum Paterson revealed his laptop, bags and passport have all been stolen by thieves who ransacked his car.
The Scottish international revealed the news on Twitter as he urged fans to keep on the lookout for anything with his name on it.
He said: “Troops. My car has been broken into in town centre Cardiff.
“And whoever has done it has stolen loads. Bags, laptop, passport and other stuff.
“If anyone comes across anything with my name on it let me know please. Cheers.”
It adds to a frustrating period for the 24-year-old, who at the end of March suffered an ankle injury which forced him out for the rest of the season.
Paterson picked up the injury after an awkward fall playing in Scotland’s 2-0 win in San Marino.
He went for a scan on his return that revealed he has picked up damage to ligaments too.
The versatile attacker will watch on from the sidelines as his Cardiff side, who sit four points above safety with two games remaining, try to beat the odds and avoid relegation.
Paterson will also be out of Scotland’s end of season internationals, to leave Alex McLeish’s successor with even less options up front.