PSG star's dog saves gorgeous WAG as five thugs try to 'break into property'

PSG star Lucas Hernandez was away with the French giants when masked men attempted to break into his home, where his stunning WAG was staying - but they were warded off by his dog

Posted Friday, December 13, 2024 by Dailystar.co.uk

Lucas Hernandez's stunning WAG was saved by their family dog.

Hernandez was away with the Parisian giants for their Champions League clash with FC Salzburg - which ended in a 3-0 win the French side. According to French outlet RTL, via BILD, five people had tried to break into his property in Yvelines, near Paris.

Lucas Hernandez's stunning WAG was saved by their dog

The masked men had been spooked when they heard the pair's dog barking, causing them to flee. Meanwhile Hernandez's WAG, Victoria Triay, had escaped to the annex of the property while the responsible security company intervened.

Victoria then took to social media to share a photo of her dog, tagging "Elite Protection Dogs," who specialise in training family protection dogs.

She also thanked the French police: "I am very impressed by the French police for how quickly and professionally this matter was handled. The Police Nationale, the Gendarmerie and the municipal police. Thank you very much, you are true heroes!"

PSG needed a result on Tuesday evening to kick-start their stuttering Champions League campaign: "We have fewer points than we should have. There is room for improvement. This result strengthens the team. We don't know how many points and goals it will take to qualify," Luis Enrique said.

"That's why scoring three is important. The next team is Manchester City. So we'll take it step by step. The third goal is a real work of art, how to free yourself from high pressure, which explains our joy on the bench."

He added: "In truth, it wasn't a better match than against PSV Eindhoven and Atlético. It was even worse. Those are the whims of football. And we won when we drew against PSV (1-1) and lost against Atlético (1-2). It wasn't an easy match. Up until 0-2, it was open. It was intense and the adversity was there."