Chelsea contact police after mysterious £30k training ground revelation

Chelsea reportedly called the police after £30,000 worth of camera equipment went missing from their training ground. The Blues have trained at their base in Cobham, Surrey since 2005 before it was officially opened two years later. Chelsea are missing camera equipment, with the season just around the cornerAFP First-team players returned to Cobham earlier this week ahead of the start of the new Premier League season next weekend. But as reported by The Sun, Chelsea noticed the disappearance of camera gear worth around £30k and contacted Surrey Police. It is said that the equipment may have simply been mislaid and could reappear once club staff return from their summer breaks. However, Chelsea still called the police due to the suspicious incident. Like many elite football clubs, the Blues use a variety of camera tech for training and social media purposes. Footage from the training ground and matches help players improve their tactics, as well as physical, technical and mental performance. Chelsea’s training base, which reportedly cost £20m, sits less than 20 miles south west of Stamford Bridge. Players such as Raheem Sterling and Reece James have previously suffered break-ins at their homes nearby. Sterling had jewellery and watches stolen whilst he was away with England at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. His family were inside the house at the time and he left the Three Lions squad shortly after. Chelsea used to train in Harlington before moving to CobhamGetty Club captain James had his house broken into during a Champions League match in 2021. Thieves stole his Champions League, Super Cup and Euro 2020 runners-up medals, and he posted CCTV footage on social media. What has happened at Chelsea this summer? Chelsea enjoyed a glittering end to the 2024/25 campaign by winning the Conference League and Club World Cup. They return to Stamford Bridge this weekend for two pre-season friendlies against Bayer Leverkusen on Friday and AC Milan on Sunday. Once again, the newly-crowned world champions have been one of the busiest clubs in the transfer market. Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Jamie Gittens and Jorrel Hato have all arrived as notable summer signings. The Blues return to Premier League action in just over a weekGetty Dario Essugo is also set for first-team action as well as Estevao Willian, the Brazilian starlet who has now joined from Palmeiras. Chelsea begin their 2025/26 Premier League campaign on August 17 with a home clash against FA Cup winners Crystal Palace. Three more London derbies against West Ham, Fulham and Brentford follow before a trip to Manchester United ends their first five games. Enzo Maresca’s side will also learn their Champions League league phase opponents on August 28.

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Chelsea reportedly called the police after £30,000 worth of camera equipment went missing from their training ground.

The Blues have trained at their base in Cobham, Surrey since 2005 before it was officially opened two years later.

First-team players returned to Cobham earlier this week ahead of the start of the new Premier League season next weekend.

But as reported by The Sun, Chelsea noticed the disappearance of camera gear worth around £30k and contacted Surrey Police.

It is said that the equipment may have simply been mislaid and could reappear once club staff return from their summer breaks.

However, Chelsea still called the police due to the suspicious incident.

Like many elite football clubs, the Blues use a variety of camera tech for training and social media purposes.

Footage from the training ground and matches help players improve their tactics, as well as physical, technical and mental performance.

Chelsea’s training base, which reportedly cost £20m, sits less than 20 miles south west of Stamford Bridge.

Players such as Raheem Sterling and Reece James have previously suffered break-ins at their homes nearby.

Sterling had jewellery and watches stolen whilst he was away with England at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

His family were inside the house at the time and he left the Three Lions squad shortly after.

Thieves stole his Champions League, Super Cup and Euro 2020 runners-up medals, and he posted CCTV footage on social media.

Chelsea enjoyed a glittering end to the 2024/25 campaign by winning the Conference League and Club World Cup.

They return to Stamford Bridge this weekend for two pre-season friendlies against Bayer Leverkusen on Friday and AC Milan on Sunday.

Once again, the newly-crowned world champions have been one of the busiest clubs in the transfer market.

Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Jamie Gittens and Jorrel Hato have all arrived as notable summer signings.

Dario Essugo is also set for first-team action as well as Estevao Willian, the Brazilian starlet who has now joined from Palmeiras.

Chelsea begin their 2025/26 Premier League campaign on August 17 with a home clash against FA Cup winners Crystal Palace.

Three more London derbies against West Ham, Fulham and Brentford follow before a trip to Manchester United ends their first five games.

Enzo Maresca’s side will also learn their Champions League league phase opponents on August 28.