Roberto Carlos the legendary Brazilian and Real Madrid left back is homeless after a messy divorce with his wife.
Roberto Carlos popular for his science defying freekicks is taking shelter at the Real Madrid training ground after he was kicked out his home by his estranged wife Mariana Luccon with home he lived together for 15 years and have two kids. The 2002 World Cup winner has a total of 11 children from different mothers.
Roberto Carlos, 51, is worth about €160m in estate investments, which the divorce process is trying to separate.
Despite his ample assets, Carlos is not currently staying at a hotel, but according to the same source is sleeping at Real Madrid’s Valdebebas training ground. He has temporarily moved there, with his parents-in-law currently in one of his Madrid properties, and Luccon is living in their home still.
Los Blancos have five-star rooms at their facilities in order to house the players should they be arriving home late from away trips, allowing them to prioritise sleep.
Roberto Carlos remains a popular figure at the club, having been an ambassador for many years, and still residing in the Spanish capital. Those working at the club are perhaps seeing more of the iconic Brazil left-back than they bargained for though.
