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Two footballers have been charged with burglary after items were allegedly stolen from a Portsmouth nightclub. Two Championship footballers have been charged with burglary in connection with the theft of items from a Portsmouth nightclub.
Southampton Football Club's striker Bradley Wright-Phillips, 23, and winger Nathan Dyer, 20, were both charged after answering police bail. Southampton Football Club striker Bradley Wright-Phillips, 23, and winger Nathan Dyer, 20, will appear before Portsmouth magistrates on 8 July.
The pair were arrested in March after allegations that items were taken from the Bar Bluu nightclub, Southsea, in the early hours of 28 February. They were arrested in March over claims that items were taken from Bar Bluu nightclub, Southsea, on 28 February.
They are due to appear before Portsmouth magistrates on 8 July. Southampton FC has declined to comment on the case.
Bradley Wright-Phillips is the son of former Arsenal and England player Ian Wright and the younger half-brother of Chelsea and England player Shaun Wright-Phillips. Bradley Wright-Phillips, of Briton Street, Southampton, is the son of former Arsenal and England player Ian Wright and the half-brother of Chelsea and England player Shaun Wright-Phillips.
Nathan Dyer was a member of Southampton's youth team before playing for the Championship club. Nathan Dyer, also of Briton Street, was a member of Southampton's youth team before playing for the Championship club.
Staff members at the nightclub claim three mobile phones, £145 in cash, student cards and cigarettes went missing from three handbags.
Police launched an investigation when two men were filmed on CCTV entering the unlocked staff room.