NBA star Ivica Zubac's LA home is burglarized for the second time in three years as police launch an investigation

NBA player Ivica Zubac's Los Angeles home was burglarized on Wednesday, according to a report. 

The LA Clippers center's property was broken into at around 11:30pm local time on Wednesday night 

The 7-foot star, 27, was not home at the time but three people were spotted inside the home either by witnesses on the grounds or on surveillance cameras, TMZ Sports reported. 

Police were called to the scene where they took a burglary report and an investigation has been launched into the incident. 

However, it is currently unclear what or if anything was taken. 

NBA player Ivica Zubac's Los Angeles home was reportedly burglarized on Wednesday night

Zubac averaged nearly 12 points and nine rebounds with the LA Clippers this season

It isn't the first time Zubac has been the victim of a similar crime. In 2021, the same property was broken into.

Two people were seen on the property but by the time police arrived on the scene they had fled. 

The house had been ransacked with a Rolex watch worth over $20,000 had been stolen.  

Zubac, an early second-round pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, averaged nearly 12 points and nine rebounds with the Clippers this season. 

But LA's postseason ended early after being knocked out by the Dallas Mavericks in the first round. 

He has been rooted in the Los Angeles area throughout his career, having been selected by the Lakers in the draft. 

He played for the Lakers until the 2019 trade deadline when the franchise traded him to their cross-town rivals. 

Zubac, who is originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina, is set to enter the final season of his contract.