THE West Brom stars who drove off in a taxi had told the cabbie to get them two burgers each, it was claimed yesterday.
Skipper Jonny Evans, 30, Gareth Barry, 36, Jake Livermore, 28, and Boaz Myhill, 35, allegedly laughed over their “prank”.
The Premier League aces returned to their hotel in Barcelona after breaking a curfew on a club trip
Staff at the McDonald’s Drive-Thru said the Baggies players humiliated the bewildered immigrant driver.
McDonald’s duty manager Saray Ortega Gracia called cops at 5.30am when the driver told her his car had been taken.
Ms Gracia, 29, said: “The driver placed a big order — a Big Mac meal each and four chicken burgers and the bill was €31.60. (£27.95).
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“The driver got out to collect the order and one of the men got behind the wheel.
“They thought it was funny but I felt sorry for him. I didn’t learn they were rich footballers until later. I hope the police deal with them.”
No arrests were made and police let the four millionaire players fly home but they remain “under investigation”.
Last night the four said in a statement: “We would like to take this opportunity to apologise.”
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