Saturday, April 26, 2025 - Football legend, Luis Figo has reportedly left his family home and moved into a rental property, and is living a 'separate life' from his wife Helene Svedin.
This comes after he attended the Laureus Awards in Spain
earlier this week, where he named the 'best' things in his life, in which he
named his daughters Daniela, Martina, and Stella, but not his wife.
Over the years, he has attended the award ceremony in the
company of Svedin, but this year he was pictured leaving his new residence
alone in Madrid.
It is thought that the former Real
Madrid and Barcelona star has lived there for around a month
now, according to El Confidencial.
Spanish outlet Vanitatis has reported that both Figo
and his wife Svedin are now 'leading separate lives'. There is however no
official confirmation of a separation between the two.
Spanish publication Marca adds that Figo had already
left his family home on a short-term basis for two weeks three years ago.
The Portuguese legend is thought to have stayed at the
Wellington Hotel, owned by a friend, before returning to his family home in
Salamanca, Madrid.
Marca adds that Figo had been linked to model Claudia Bavel,
who previously claimed to have had a relationship with his former team-mate
Iker Casillas.
Figo, Bavel, Casillas and fellow Real Madrid star Michel
Salgado in fact attended a winery together, though the former has categorically
denied any reports of a relationship, describing such claims as 'garbage' and
threatening legal action for defamation, according to Marca.
Svedin, meanwhile, has been in Mallorca, according to her
Instagram, rather than at the Laureus awards with her husband.
Figo and Svedin have been together since 1996, after meeting
at a dinner party during his first year at Barcelona.
The couple dated for five years before tying the knot, two
years after the birth of their eldest daughter, Daniela.
Svedin has been competing in dressage for a number of years,
and reportedly trains non-stop with her horse, Raio.
Figo is regarded as one of the greatest players of his
generation, featuring for Barcelona, Real Madrid and Inter, and won the Ballon
d'Or in 2000.
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