Should Maradona’s property lead to a legal ‘fight’ over 10 children of 8 women?

Playing dazzling football, Diego Maradona made a lot of money, became the owner of many houses, from lucrative advertisements to amphibious tanks from Belarus.

But Maradona’s legacy, which he left last week at age 80, could lead to a difficult situation.

This complication can be caused by the comings and goings of many women in Maradona’s personal life, and by his unborn children.

So as soon as he died, there was a lot of speculation about the amount of his wealth and exactly how many people would claim his inheritance.

Maradona had a large family.

She has given birth to at least eight children in her womb after decades of romantic relationships with six women.

Their property is supposed to be divided equally between these children.

But Argentine legal experts and journalists say Maradona is not known to have made a will, so fixing an heir to his estate will not be an easy task.

Maradona’s life as a successful footballer was colorful.

And the news of the birth of Maradona in the womb of several women was a common event in that life.

Maradona once joked that as the number of his father’s children increased, it would become an 11-man soccer team.

Maradona himself has long claimed that he has no more children than two daughters, Giannina (now 31) and Dalma (now 33), born to his first wife, Claudia Villafane.

After 20 years of marriage, Maradona divorced Claudia in 2003.

However, Maradona later admitted that he was the father of six more children.

After a legal battle with two women, Christina Sinagra and Valeria Sabaline, five years ago, Maradona admitted that he was the father of her two children, Diego Jr., 34, and Jana, 24.

In early 2013, a woman named Veronica Oyeda gave birth to her second child, Diego Fernando. However, no case has been brought against him.

Then in 2019, something wonderful happened.

To everyone’s surprise, Maradona’s lawyer announced that the World champion Argentine soccer player had agreed to accept the paternity of three children born in Cuba.

The fact is that Maradona has been in Cuba for several years since 2000 seeking treatment for cocaine addiction.

If you think the calculation has finished, you are wrong.

Because now it turns out that there are at least two more, who think that Maradona is their father.

They are Santiago Lara (now 19) and Magali Jill (23). Both say they are taking legal action to prove that Maradona is their father. They need this proof to claim the inheritance of Maradona’s property.

There really is that possibility.

Mr. Lara’s lawyer has already filed the petition with the court.

He said it was necessary to exhume Maradona’s body to collect samples for DNA testing.

However, Mr. Even if Lara and Mrs. Jill can finally prove that Maradona is their father, it is unclear how many properties they will get.

The lawyers are now busy calculating the true value of Maradona’s real estate.

They believe that there could be a long legal battle in court to obtain a part of the property of the late footballer. There can be family disputes, from DNA testing to property acquisition, and some may even seek opportunistic claims from a ‘son of Maradona’.

“I think the issue of Maradona’s property inheritance could be big and it will take a long time to resolve,” said Elias Kir Jaffe, a lawyer in Buenos Aires.

There is no detailed report on how many properties Maradona owned. However, various news based on conjecture have come out in the media.

These have been calculated in two ways.

One is the total value of the assets you know, from sports cars to treasures.

According to Argentine media reports, the value of its assets could range from 75 million pounds sterling (75 million pounds sterling) to 100 million pounds sterling (100 million pounds sterling). This information is said to have been obtained from an article written by Julio Shiapetta, a sports journalist close to Maradona.

For the second estimate, Maradona’s total assets and arrears have been calculated. A website called Celebrity Networth, which reports on celebrity finances, says Maradona’s total assets are worth £ 500,000, based on financial analysis, market research and secret sources.

News about some of Maradona’s assets has been widely reported in the media. These include:

. At least five houses in Argentina, but Mr. According to Jeff, these are not “Beverly Hills palaces.”

. A Rolls Royce Ghost (valued at approximately £ 360,000) and a BMW i-Eight (valued at £ 175,000).

. A ‘Hunter Overcomer’ amphibious car given to Maradona during a visit to Belarus.

. A diamond ring priced at 360,000.

. A deal with Komani so they can use a character that looks like Maradona in a video game called Pro-Evolution Soccer.

Celebrity Networth says Maradona has made billions of dollars from his salary and publicity as a player and coach.

Much of that came while he was playing for the Napoli Club in Italy. According to a New York Times report, Maradona was paid ৩০ 3 million at the time, and 8 to কোটি 10 ​​million in advertising.

But as Italy gave it, so it took it. In 2005, the Italian government said Maradona had £ 36.2 million in unpaid tax.

Maradona refused to pay this tax and probably never would have paid it even if he had not died. But for that, the value of your assets as a celebrity’s net worth is, 000 500,000, that’s not a big deal.

Journalist Louis Ventura, a friend of Maradona, said that everyone knows that Maradona used to spend money with both hands. He told a television show that Maradona did not have much money at the time of his death. In fact, he died in poverty.

Maradona has had public fights with his ex-wife, girlfriend or children. He once told his daughter Giannina: “I tell you, I will not leave anything, I will donate everything.”

However, according to Argentine law, a person can donate a third of their property, but the rest will go to their spouse and children.

But since he did not make a will and did not have a married wife at the time of his death, all his property would be divided equally among the children.

If someone considers himself to be Maradona’s heir, whether or not he is recognized, he must apply for a share of the property within 9 days of his death.

Maradona’s third daughter, Jana, is said to have already run.

A judge will decide who will be given what by giving the names of the heirs and sharing the property, a lawyer said.

However, it may take a few months to resolve.