DJ Marlboro Refuses Offer of R $ 15 million Neymar for his home in Mangaratiba

Neymar may even be expanding his assets in the Mangaratiba region of Rio de Janeiro’s Green Coast, but one of the player’s most desired acquisitions is still out of reach. According to DJ Marlboro, the ace tried to buy his house, which is in Portobello condominium, for $ 15 million. The proposal was rejected by the veteran of the funk carioca.

Marlboro not only rejected the offer but also explained the reasons that keep him firm in the property that, according to him, was built over time and affection. To the F5He says he acquired the land for over 17 years and says he was the first resident of the area, where Neymar currently also has a property.

“I bought every 20,000 square meter terrain for $ 150,000. Everyone called me crazy at the time, they said it was very far, it was bush. But I was the first to buy, the first to build – at my way, calmly – and the first to live,” recalls the DJ.

According to him, there were two land that totaled about 42 thousand square meters. When Neymar acquired the 20,000 -meter neighboring lot, he ended up asking to buy a part of Marlboro’s space, as his area was limited by a river and a landing track. “He asked me 7,000 meters to put a hangar and a soccer field, and I sold it. I got 35,000, he with 27,000,” he said.

Since then, the player has tried to broaden his domain in the region. “Now he wants to buy my 35,000 meters. It’s been a while you try. The last offer was $ 15 million, but I still don’t accept it.

The DJ made it clear that this is not just a financial issue. Property has affective value and represents an achievement built with effort throughout your life. He further stresses that the decision also involves his family, who has no interest in leaving the place where he raised.

‘Neyland’

Those who follow the player on social networks know well the ‘Neylândia’. The property is the refuge of the star and his relatives in Brazil. This is where they gather, the celebrations do and where there have also been some New Year’s Eve.

In the area were built multi -sport courts, cellar to 3,000 bottles, underground nightclub, landing track, helipad pool and an artificial lake, which was the target of an operation of the Environmental Police.