ENGLAND stars are planning "military grade" security for the Euros following a spate of raids on Premier League footballers.
Our top players are set to lay out around £250,000 on infrared and night-vision cameras plus round-the-clock security for the duration of the tournament in Germany.
Ex-special service personnel are being employed to guard their homes during the summer.
The Manchester based players discussed the plans at a recent get-together with their families.
Some of the top stars have installed panic rooms in their luxury homes to keep loved ones safe.
A source said: "The security systems for a mansion are £120,000-£150,000 and they are booking round-the-clock security for the Euros.
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