Footballers seek “relative anonymity” when vacationing in $10,000-a-night properties in the United States.

The palaces have every amenity imaginable, including private jets and supercars.

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Recently, celebrities including Karim Benzema, 35, and Mariano Díaz, 29, who both play for Real Madrid, traveled to Los Angeles for lavish vacations that went largely unnoticed. The French forward spent two weeks in the Hollywood Hills with his family, during which time he discovered everything the area has to offer. The property is being offered by Mokhtar Jabli’s company The Nightfall Group, which has revealed that more and more famous footballers are vacationing in the United States. “We take care of everything for them, from flights, luggage, transportation to luxury accommodation,” explains the 30-year-old businessman. “When they arrive, they are accompanied by private chefs, supercars, concierges, nannies and even private jets. “Each of our locations is extremely private and many are equipped with security systems so guests can rest easy knowing they are protected. “In my opinion, that, coupled with the fact that soccer is not as popular in the United States as it is in much of the world, is a major attraction.

“Benzema and his family can walk the streets of Los Angeles without being arrested.” The opposite would not be true in Italy or Spain.

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“Prominent football players are often harassed and I think they prefer to be ignored by the masses. » “In addition to a pleasant climate and pleasant cuisine, we have everything you could dream of close to home.” However, I think that anonymity constitutes a significant advantage.