Roberto
Carlos,
the
legendary
Brazilian
left-back
renowned
for
his
tenure
at
Real
Madrid,
is
reportedly
facing
personal
challenges
following
his
separation
from
his
wife
of
over
15
years,
Mariana
Luccon.
The
couple,
who
share
two
daughters,
Manuela
and
Marina,
are
said
to
be
entangled
in
a
complex
divorce,
with
Carlos’
estimated
£133
million
fortune
at
stake.
Amid
these
reports,
Roberto
Carlos
has
temporarily
taken
up
residence
at
Real
Madrid’s
training
facility
in
Valdebebas.
This
decision
comes
as
Luccon
remains
in
their
primary
Madrid
residence,
while
her
parents
occupy
another
of
Carlos’
properties
in
the
city.
The
Valdebebas
complex,
typically
reserved
for
youth
players
offers
amenities
such
as
apartments
overlooking
training
pitches,
a
swimming
pool,
and
a
gym.
Beyond
his
current
personal
circumstances,
Carlos’
life
has
been
marked
by
a
large
family;
he
has
fathers
11
children
with
seven
different
women.
His
relationships
have
included
high-profile
figures
such
as
Brazilian
model
Jane
Borges
and
Hungarian
supermodel
Alexandra
Horvath.
Despite
retiring
from
professional
football
in
2012,
Carlos
has
remained
active
in
the
sport,
participating
in
various
capacities,
including
a
brief
stint
in
the
Indian
Super
League
and
even
appearing
for
a
Sunday
League
team
in
Shrewsbury.