Brazil's legendary captain sold his house to pay off his debts, what destroyed these talents? Neymar didn't serve as a good example

Cafu is a classic memory of many old Serie A fans, as the main fullback of AC Milan in his heyday, the trophies, championships, and glory he won with the team have been forever recorded in history; It's just that Cafu, who is very successful on the court, doesn't seem to be so successful in life. Although he is still active in various friendly tournaments, he is still very irritated by financial problems, and is far less sassy than on the pitch.

According to the Milan newspaper Sport, Cafu currently has 3.3 million euros of debt still unpaid. Second, he had to auction off his mansion to pay off his debts. Everyone saw his embarrassment, and they would also frantically lower the price to grab the benefits. It is reported that the value of this house that is about to be auctioned is about 7.4 million, but the transaction price is estimated to be only half, which is indeed helpless.

And after the auction is completed, Cafu will quickly transfer these to the debt repayment company, and he will not get any money.

Of course, this is the "convention" of many retired Brazilian stars. Before that, the Alves incident not only disgraced him, but also left him with little money. As a result, he was forced to borrow money from many of his friends to ensure that he could return to freedom. Among them, the news that borrowing money from Neymar was opposed by his family has also become a hot search. In contrast, people are much more "confident" in the young master's financial situation, after all, Neymar is indeed very good at spending money, but he is also very good at making money. After lying in the new moon for so long, it is really cool to still get a salary income of more than 100 million.

In addition, news such as Robinho's rape arrest, Adriano's bankruptcy, and Xiao Luo's scandal have long been no longer "news", and few Brazilian stars have maintained a good death. Except for high-quality idols like Kaka, most of them are very profligate. It has a lot to do with the environment in which they grew up, so many European clubs are extra cautious when buying Brazilian players.

Back to the issue of Cafu, he is still relatively conservative, although he has illegitimate children who come to ask for property, and there are debts that have not been repaid, but he still has 30+ luxury houses to "keep the bottom line" and not suffer bankruptcy liquidation. Hopefully, what happened to these big brothers will give a clear understanding to newcomers, such as Real Madrid's Rodrygo and ViNX, Endrick, and Barcelona's Roque, etc., and not repeat the mistakes of the past.