Spurs star Richarlison faces RSPCA investigation over claims his dogs are a noisy nuisance
PREMIER League star Richarlison is facing an RSPCA investigation over claims his dogs are a noisy nuisance.
The £60million Spurs striker, 25, has upset his well-heeled neighbours because his two large mutts relentlessly bark and howl.
The Brazilian has also angered them by throwing loud parties and kicking footballs into their gardens.
One neighbour, 75, told The Sun: “We reported him to the RSPCA as his dogs have been howling
“It’s not nice to hear. They constantly bark. There’s no let-up.”
He added: “He recently had a massive party with a live band that made our houses vibrate and it went on until 4am.”
Richarlison — who owns a Siberian husky called Acerola and a chocolate labrador — lives in a £4million house in a leafy North London road.
Neighbours claimed his dogs escaped on a daily basis and were even seen running down an A-road to a nearby supermarket.
One said: “They are very loud. They run around the area.
The RSPCA were called because of the crying husky.”
The RSPCA said it could not discuss complaints.
The £134,000-a-week star has yet to score a Premier League goal for Spurs since joining last July.
He once made an appeal on Twitter after Acerola — who has his own Instagram page — ran off.
The dog was found two hours later after more than 1,000 fans shared his tweet.
A spokesman for Tottenham Hotspur said: “We are liaising with the player and his representatives.”