Soccer-Man Utd's Lindelof to spend time with family after break-in at home: Rangnick


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(Reuters) - Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof will spend time with his family and not play in Saturday's Premier League game against West Ham United after a break-in while his wife and kids were at home, manager Ralf Rangnick said on Friday.

Lindelof's wife Maja Nilsson wrote on Instagram that she was forced to lock herself in a room with their two children when burglars entered their house while the Swedish defender was playing in Wednesday's 3-1 win away at Brentford.

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