Diego Maradona's heritage is revealed: His children has just been blessed by the hand of God

The patrimony of Diego Armando Maradona was revealed, although without knowing the exact amount. According to the lawyer of Argentine star Mauricio D´Alessandro, there is enough money for the five children of Maradona to live their entire lives without working. The lawyer D'Alessandro who was a close friend of Diego affirmed that the first instance of the inheritance, will be the distribution of the money, which is deposited in accounts in Switzerland, Dubai and Mexico, and is ready to be withdrawn.

After Diego Maradona's death, on November 25 suffering a cardiorespiratory arrest, the process was opened to delimit the inheritance of his fortune. According to local information, Maradona recognized five children: two of them, Dalma and Gianinna, daughters of the marriage with Claudia Villafañe; Diego junior, the son he had with the Italian Cristiana Sinagra; Jana, daughter with Valeria Sabalain; and Diego Fernando, who was born as a result of his relationship with Verónica Ojeda.

However, it is said that there are more who ask to be recognized as heirs as well, so the list could be expanded if the filiation procedures go ahead. The distribution and management of the star's belongings will be a very complicated task, as they have to be accurately quantified and inventoried, such as the house in La Havana, where he lived for four years in order to rehabilitate from his cocaine addiction and that Fidel Castro gave him as a gift.

The memory of Maradona will remain in every place he lived and in any field he stepped

According to information, in the last days of 2020 one of Fidel Castro's sons called to remind the lawyers that the house where Maradona spent 4 years of his life belonged to him as Fidel Castro had resolved it that way. Said house and its contents would be around 3 million dollars. According to stories from the people of Cuba, that property was intact just as Diego had left it with its sanctuaries.

Maradona liked a lot making sanctuaries in the places where he lived. In this property there are personal letters from world leaders who had written to him, photos of each of the visits he received, and personal items such as shirts, balls, trophies, etc. Everything Maradona accumulated in Cuba remains there. Among the most valuable belongings are letters that he sent to Fidel Castro at that time and a poem that Maradona wrote in a moment of great sadness.