World Cup champion’s property goes up for auction due to alimony debt < No Attack

On June 4th, an apartment owned by Vampeta, valued at R$800,000, will go up for auction to cover part of the debt that the former player and world champion for the Brazilian team owes to his two daughters.

The legal action occurs due to non-payment of alimony.

Vampeta’s debt in this case is around R$634,000, according to the lawyer representing the former midfielder’s daughters, Eva Petrella. This amount corresponds to the years charged in the action that has been running since 2018. The total debt reaches R$1 million.

Last year, Roberta Soares Galiza, Vampeta’s ex-wife, and her daughters, Gabriela Santos, 22, and Giovana Santos, 20, requested the seizure of the former player’s bank accounts. Unsuccessfully, the defense sought to take the property to auction and succeeded.

Recently, the commentator of Young pan He also had properties seized due to debts owed to a school.

The apartment

The Vampeta property that will be auctioned is occupied and is located in Condomínio Agulhas Negras, in Jardim Anália Franco, an upscale neighborhood in the East Zone of São Paulo.

The world champion’s apartment is on the ninth floor of one of the buildings. The place has 67 m² of useful area, three bedrooms (one suite), two bathrooms, living room, kitchen, area and balcony.

Vampeta owes R$47,567.72 in IPTU, between 2007 and 2021, according to the Attorney General of the Municipality of São Paulo.