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The Real Madrid legend has slammed widespread reports that he has been displaced from his home due to a divorce battle.
Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos has broken his silence following widespread reports that he has been forced to sleep at Real Madrid’s training ground amid an ongoing divorce battle.
The 51-year-old Los Blancos great dismissed these claims as "fabricated stories," issuing a firm rebuttal through his official account on X (formerly Twitter).
Roberto Carlos sets the record straight
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Carlos addressed the swirling rumours in a statement aimed at clarifying his living situation and protecting his family's privacy.
He stated on X (formerly known as Twitter):
“In recent days, I have become aware of false and damaging stories circulating about me and my family. While I value privacy,
"I feel compelled to address the baseless rumours about my living situation.
"These fabricated stories are entirely false and seem designated to generate clicks.
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“I remain at a private residence, supported by members of my family.
"My legal team is reviewing these claims and will take appropriate action. I ask for privacy regarding personal matters and thank those who continue to support me during this time.”
The statement came after Spanish outlet Estadio Deportivo reported that Carlos had resorted to sleeping at the Valdebebas training ground, where Real Madrid conducts its sessions.
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The report suggested the alleged arrangement stemmed from a bitter divorce with his wife of over 15 years, Mariana Lucon.
Roberto Carlos’ alleged marital drama
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According to the outlet, Lucon, whom Carlos married in 2009, has custody of their primary residence, while her relatives reportedly occupy a secondary property.
The couple, who share two daughters, Manuela and Mariana, are reportedly locked in a legal dispute over Carlos’ £133m (€160m) fortune.
Roberto Carlos is widely regarded as one of the greatest left-backs in football history, and his illustrious career at Real Madrid solidified his legendary status.
Joining the club in 1996 from Inter Milan, the Brazilian quickly became a fan favourite with his electrifying pace, powerful left foot, and his ability to contribute both defensively and offensively.
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Over his 11-year tenure at the Santiago Bernabéu, Carlos made over 500 appearances for Los Blancos, scoring 70 goals.
His free-kick technique, characterised by blistering power and swerving accuracy, produced some of the most iconic goals in football history, including the unforgettable strike against Tenerife in 1998.
During his time at Real Madrid, Roberto Carlos won an impressive array of silverware, including four La Liga titles and three UEFA Champions League trophies.
Even after his departure in 2007, his legacy at Madrid remains unmatched, and he continues to be celebrated as one of the club’s all-time greats.
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