By David Kent Ian Wright has returned to Brazil following the burglary at his London home during which his wife and daughters were held at knife-point. The former Arsenal striker rushed back to the UK last week following his family’s ordeal. But Wright made a return to ITV punditry duty during Brazil’s final group match with Cameroon on Monday night. Good to be back: Ian Wright returned to punditry duty in Brazil on Monday night Ordeal: Wright had flown home last week following the burglary at his family home Wright has spoken of the 'terrifying' moment the armed gang held a Stanley knife to his wife's throat and threatened to cut off her fingers before they fled with family possessions including the former England star's MBE.
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Ex-England star flew back from World Cup after raid at his London home
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His wife and daughters were held at knife-point by burglars
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Gang 'held blade to wife Nancy's throat' while children were upstairs
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ITV pundit sends message to gang, tweeting: 'You won't get away with it'
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Wright confirmed MBE received in 2000 for his services to football was taken
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Arsenal watch with an inscription from the club was also stolen in the raid
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Wright returned to Brazil and was on duty during Brazil versus Cameroon
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Ian Wright (pictured, right, in Brazil this week) flew home after his wife Nancy (pictured, left, with @placeholder at a charity event in 2008) was held at knifepoint at their north London home