A 'GORILLA' guard dog came to the rescue after robbers attacked the home of a World Cup winner, leaving his fiancée “screaming for her life”.
Lucas Hernandez's luxury pillow was targeted by thieves while he was on duty at Paris Saint-Germain.
But fortunately for the France international, who lifted the 2018 World Cup, his £20,000 dog thwarted their grand plans for a lucrative heist.
Crooks targeted the World Cup winner's luxurious Yvelines home during PSG's midweek Champions League trip to Salzburg.
The robbers somehow managed to evade local security and break into the house.
Hernandez's fiancée, Victoria Triay, was in the house at the time and panicked when she realized their home had been burglarized.
But the couple's fearsome guard dog managed to scare off the reported five intruders before they could loot the place.
A terrified Triay hid in a remote part of the house as the harrowing ordeal took place and is said to have 'screamed for her life'.
And she revealed on Instagram how the couple's eight-stone black Presa Canario dog, which is worth £20,000, scared off would-be robbers.
Triay shouted out her dog for its bravery on her Instagram Story a few hours after the ordeal, posting a photo of it with a series of gorilla emojis.
Security eventually arrived on the scene after being notified of the robbery, but the thugs managed to escape.
The French police are conducting a thorough investigation into the attempted robbery.
And Brazilian model Triary is surprised at their reaction to the incident.
She wrote on Instagram: “Very impressed with the French police system.
“How quickly and professionally this matter was handled. Thank you very much. You are heroes.”
Hernandez has not yet commented on the attempted burglary of his luxury home.
The defender and his PSG teammates are back in action on Sunday evening, welcoming Lyon to the Parc des Prince in a big Ligue 1 clash.
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