Valentino and Giacomo Nikolov, along with their sister Jela Jovanovic and her son, Charlie Jovanovic, were behind the April 2024 break-in at Isak’s mansion in Northumberland.
During the raid, they stole £10,000 in cash, jewellery worth £68,000, and the footballer’s £120,000 Audi RS6.
The four were jailed in May, receiving sentences ranging from six to ten years. However, at a proceeds of crime hearing at Newcastle Crown Court, the BBC reports that the Nikolov brothers and their sister were each ordered to repay only £1, after the court found they had no money or recoverable assets.
Charlie Jovanovic was the only member with any means and was ordered to return £1,135.
Judge Robert Spragg noted that prosecutors could reopen proceedings in future if any of the convicts are found to have acquired assets later.
Police previously confirmed that Isak’s stolen Audi was located abandoned in Dissington, about 20 minutes from his home in Darras Hall.
The gang also carried out raids on two additional homes on separate nights. They had travelled to the UK in March, arriving by ferry from Calais to Dover in a Citroën C3 and a Ford motorhome.
