Daniel Sturridge posts furious video after his dog was stolen from his LA house

Published at :July 9, 2019 at 4:09 PM

Modified at :July 9, 2019 at 4:09 PM

The former Reds forward has requested everybody to inform him if they know anything about the man who broke in.

Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has posted an angry and emotional video after his house in Los Angeles was allegedly broke into and he also realized that his dog was stolen.

Sturridge pleaded his followers in Instagram to get him back his dog and about the overall scenario of the incident.

The 29-year-old showed glass scattered all over his house from the broken door, from which the thieves supposedly entered his house and stole his dog in the process.

The England international is very connected with his dog, Lucci and through the video, he pleaded to his followers to have him back.

The former Liverpool star said: "Somebody has broken into the house in LA and took my dog from the house.

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Somebody stole my dog. I’ll pay anything. I want him back.

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"Listen whoever knows who broke into my crib, I'll pay you anything."

"I'm dead serious. I wanna know who took my s***. I wanna know what's went on. I wanna know why they've took my dog!"

Sturridge also revealed that bags were missing from the upstairs in his house in California.

"Something has gotta change, like how can you break into a house in LA and take someone's dog? You've come into a house to take a dog. Somebody, please find my dog, I'll pay anything I'm dead serious, I just want my dog back," he added.

The dog is an adorable Pomeranian with markings of Husky on his fur. Lucci accompanies Sturridge in most of his travels and also has his own Instagram account.

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"Somebody stole my dog. I'll pay anything. I want him back," said Sturridge concluding the short emotional video.

Sturridge is currently being monitored by Premier League newcomers, Aston Villa. The 29-year old was released by Liverpool after his contract ended with the Reds in June. The Clarets want more cover in attack and Sturridge being a free agent in the market can be a utility signing for Dean Smith.