
Football players publicly disagree on social media about the case involving senator Flávio Bolsonaro
Players Neymar and Richarlison exchanged messages on social media after Richarlison accused senator Flávio Bolsonaro of involvement in a legal dispute over the ownership of a luxury property in Angra dos Reis.
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Richarlison claims to have invested R$10 million in a property in Angra dos Reis, whose ownership is disputed in court. Flávio Bolsonaro and lawyer Willer Tomaz deny irregularities in the acquisition of property rights.
While Neymar declared his vote for the PL candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, Richarlison campaigned against senator Flávio Bolsonaro and accused him of involvement in a dispute over the possession of a luxury property on Ilha Comprida, in Angra dos Reis, in Rio de Janeiro (understand below).
With the information about Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from the country, Richarlison published a series of images created by artificial intelligence on the supposed island targeted in the dispute. "So there's no one on the island?", wrote the player in the caption of the publication.
The post had more than 1.3 million likes and 100 thousand comments, including Neymar's. “Next time read the contract you kid 😂😂😂”, wrote the Santos athlete, who had more than 246 thousand likes on the message.
The two had already interacted on the subject on social media on Sunday (25), after the re-election of Lula (PT) in the second round of elections. At the time, Richarlison published another photo generated by artificial intelligence including the image of Lula in a tattoo he has on his back.
The original design has his, Neymar and Ronaldo Fenômeno's faces wearing the Brazilian team's uniform. On the post, the Santos player commented with a laughing emoji.
The dispute over ownership of a luxury property on Ilha Comprida began in 2020, when Richarlison claims to have invested R$10 million in the purchase of the mansion, through a company in which he is a partner.
According to the player, Flávio Bolsonaro showed interest in the property, but he refused to sell it. The attacker accuses the senator of having teamed up with lawyer Willer Tomaz to take away his rights to the property.
Flávio Bolsonaro denies involvement in the dispute, although he visited the property and was included as a witness in the legal process over ownership of the house.
Willer Tomaz claims that his company legally acquired the rights to occupy the island and a property there. According to a note sent by the lawyer to g1, Richarlison negotiated with squatters who were not the legitimate owners. He also maintains that the company linked to the player suffered defeats in court, including in the Superior Court of Justice (STJ).
Flávio Bolsonaro and lawyer Willer Tomaz are friends and are being investigated by the STF on suspicion of money laundering. According to the PF, Flávio was registered as a “master user” of a bank account belonging to Tomaz’s company. The two also traveled together on an aircraft managed by Daniel Vorcaro's company. Both deny the accusations and say they do not have any business together.
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