TOTTENHAM star Richarlison has accused the Brazilian presidential frontrunner of STEALING his private island. The Spurs outcast revealed that he believes Senator Flavio Bolsonaro got control of the island without payment. In his statement the Brazil international said he bought…

Tottenham Hotspur forward Richarlison has released a video accusing Brazilian presidential frontrunner Senator Flavio Bolsonaro of taking control of his private island without payment. The Brazil international stated he bought the island in Angra dos Reis between 2020 and 2021 for around R$ 10 million. Richarlison claims that after he refused purchase offers from Bolsonaro, the senator and Willer Tomaz exploited court proceedings to seize the property within 24 hours.
The striker has asked police to investigate the transaction and urged his social media followers to demand explanations from Bolsonaro. The controversy adds to a turbulent period for Richarlison, who has been frozen out at Tottenham following a dispute with manager Roberto De Zerbi after the club reportedly attempted to sell him to Everton without his consent.
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