The Sun: Maradona's heritage will be auctioned and includes 2 houses and 3 luxury cars

According to the Sun, the legacy of the late Argentine football legend Maradona will be auctioned, including a mansion worth 650,000 pounds.

The first house is reported to be located in an upscale neighborhood in Buenos Aires, the argentine capital, and is worth £650,000. Maradona bought the six-bedroom luxury villa early in his career when he was a boca youth, which also included a garage for three cars and a swimming pool.

Another property will also be auctioned on Sunday and is expected to fetch at least £45,000. The second house is more modest than the previous one, with two bedrooms and is located in the beachfront resort of Mar del Plata.

Maradona's vehicle includes a black BMW 750I that is expected to sell for £165,000. Other vehicles include a black BMW M4 with a starting price of £122,000. The other is a silver Hyundai multi-seater car, once driven by Maradona's entourage, and is expected to sell for £28,000.

These are some of the 87 items auctioned by Maradona, and others include fitness equipment, jerseys and shoes, old furniture and some works of art. Maradona died last November at the age of 60. A judge who oversees the execution of the estate granted the right to auction the estate to Maradona's children.

Maradona has a total of five children born in legal marriage, including Diego The Younger, 34, Dalma, 32, Janana, 31, Jana, 23, and Diego Fernando, 7. But seven others claim to be Maradona's children.

In his career, Maradona earned £30 million, but at the time of his death he had just £70,000 under his name.

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