Sven-Goran Eriksson's memories of his four decades as football manager have auctioned after he died with a reported debt of £ 3.7 million.
Ninety -eight articles are at auction, including Blazers of their days in England, medals of their achievements in Italian football and its second managerial contract in Gothenburg since 1979.
The former manager of England died last August in Sunne, Sweden, at 76 years after a battle against pancreas cancer.
All articles at auction Have an initial list price of 100 Krona Swedish (£ 7.40).
Earlier this month, it was reported that a total of £ 8.64 million (118 million Swedish Krona) owed, and had assets of £ 4.8 million, leaving its assets with a considerable deficit, according to the Swedish news media. Goteborgs-Posen.
According to reports, the greatest participation in the new figures were tax debts in the United Kingdom, due to HMRC, for a total of £ 7.25 million.
The memories of Sven-Goran Eriksson of his football management career have risen for sale
Some of his Blazers from when he administered England are on sale on the auction website
This medal, since Coppa Italia won as Lazio's manager in 2000, is also for sale
He admitted on several occasions that he had bad control over his finances despite his illustrious career in football, according to reports, said Express in 2017: “I have no idea how much money I have and where it is.”
That despite the fact that he won great sums of money during a management race that covered 14 clubs and three national teams. It is believed that their payments from England, Manchester City and Mexico only cost around £ 7 million in total.
He admitted that he was close to bankruptcy in a moment after losing £ 10 million before the financial advisor Samir Khan, who was trusted in 2007.
He later took Khan to the Court and won, receiving an apology, but said he never recovered the money.
The luxury mansion where Svennis spent the last years of his life is now on sale, so he describes himself as a “bargain” price of £ 1.8 million.
Bjorkefors Manor, on the shores of Lake Fryken, is located on an extensive and isolated farm with beautifully stored gardens, forests and a private beach.
He previously put on sale several times throughout the 2010, but Svennis could apparently hold on to the property until the end of his life.
His beloved 22 -year -old house, the old farm, was put on sale shortly after his death.
This is the first contract they gave him in the second club he handled, Gothenburg
His extensive villa next to the lake has been on sale since shortly after he died
The property enjoys panoramic views of Lake Fryken, about four hours west Stockholm
The explain state has a private beach in the form of a lagoon and has a boat house
The Inventory of Heritage was presented to the Swedish Tax Agency earlier this month.
The records also reveal that the funeral of Sven, which took place in the Fryksande Church on Torsby on September 13, cost 650,000 Krona or around £ 48,000, plus a tombstone for 30,000 Korna, or £ 2,200.
It is better known in the United Kingdom for administering England between 2001 and 2006, which takes the team two quarter of the World Cup as its first foreign manager before Fabio Capello and Thomas Tuchel.
Meanwhile, in the book 'A Beautiful Game', published shortly after his death, Eriksson made the revelation that despite his stellar management career, he had been in a bankrupt stage.
He revealed his regret for giving his financial responsibilities to Khan, whom he later described as the “only person on the earth I hate.”
According to the reports, Eriksson had met Khan in 2004 in Dubai and hired him to administer his finances three years later, when he became the head of Man City.
He admitted not to attend warnings about Khan, which led him to lose approximately 10 million of his fortune.
'If I had done that, I could have saved a lot of money. I have reached some stallions in my life. Samir Khan represented the worst, '' said Eriksson, according to the Swedish newspaper Aphonbladet.
Its luxury property is supplied to a high level with luxurious interiors.
A home kitchen is in the heart of the property, which has modern finishes after being renewed in recent years.
The 250 square me pool house that is completed with a salt water pool, a spa, sauna, jacuzzi, relaxation area and gym
'He, who was trusting of taking care of my money, instead made me lose 100 million kroner.
'I demanded it and won in court, but I never recovered the money. So, although I earned so much money, I was very bad for a while, I was close to personal bankruptcy '.
Eriksson had taken legal measures in 2010, after worrying and asking Deloitte to run Khan checks a year earlier.
His lawyers argued that Khan made negligent investments and obtained “secret profits that have paid himself.”
He claimed that Khan bought a house in Barbados in the name of Eriksson and obtained loans on the property, before doing the same with his mansion in Bjorkefors.
Svennis bought the early mansion in the first days of his career as England manager in 2002 for 5.8 million Swedish Krona (£ 420,000) and made a complete renewal in the property of the late nineteenth century.
The property value shot up to £ 4 million in the 2010, but now the price has fallen to half of that, with an initial price of 25 million SEK (£ 1.8m).
Svennis lived with Yaniseth, her partner over 15 years old, and the couple was photographed enjoying a dinner in the house dining room with her children in 2014.
An aerial shot shows the few other properties near the farm of two acres, which is located near the city of Sunne
The selectary house of 835 square meters was built at the end of the 19th century and consists of 13 rooms
Bjorkefors Manor was owned by Sven-Geran Eriksson for 22 years. In the photo: an impressive staircase in the entrance hall of the house
Glamorous property has modern accessories and is finished with a high level
The elegant property has been in the market for several months after Eriksson's death.
The luxury house has a total of six bathrooms and includes features such as a jacuzzi and saunas
The property has two dinners and has views of the Fryken Lake and a mountain near the city of Sunne
Beautiful photos show the old farm and its surroundings covered with snow
The property has two centers where the owner can enjoy the impressive views of Lake Fryken and the nearby mountains
The house is complete with cozy wood chimneys and details with marble and white class.
Lakeside's house has a jetty and a motorized floating platform. Svennis first saw the house while in a lake party boat
He “left his personal brand both inside and outside” of seven bedroom property, according to agent Sotheby's.
The 13 room house covers 835 square meters and has a high -end kitchen, multiple reception rooms for entertainment, a library and six bathrooms.
A separated town was built on the land in 2005, while an independent guest house is also near the promenade.
Outside there is a billiard house of 250 square meters that is completed with a salt water pool, a spa, sauna, jacuzzi, relaxation area and gym.
The farm is also complete with a tennis court, Waterside Gazebos, a jetty, a motorized floating platform and a lagoon -shaped sandy cove.
The former manager of three lions said shortly before his death that he would like his ashes to spread through the lake, which he considered his “home.”
During the summer months, it is said that Eriksson had two part -time employees living in the lands that helped him manage expansive property.
Sotheby's Henrik Flinta corridor told local media that a Swedish national who lived in Switzerland had shown interest in the property before Christmas.
'There are many international buyers who have begun to look at Sweden. When it's too hot in some parts of the world like Spain, they come here, '' he said.