Demichelis and Evangelina Anderson's million-dollar divorce: $50 million in dispute

The breakup of Evangelina Anderson and Martín Demichelis surprised the entertainment world not only because of the end of a love story that lasted more than 17 years, but also because of the fortune they will have to divide. According to journalist Daniel Fava on A La Tarde (América TV), the estate would exceed 50 million dollars, making the divorce one of the most high-profile of the year.

Properties, accounts, and an international fortune

The couple's estate included properties on different continents, high-end vehicles, land in Córdoba, and several million-dollar accounts abroad. Among the most notable assets are a mansion in Marbella, where they lived for years, and a luxurious apartment in the exclusive Chateau Libertador in Buenos Aires.

The fortune was built mainly from Demichelis's soccer career in the European elite, with stints in Germany, Spain, and England. Now, advisors and accountants are analyzing how to divide capital that spans different legal and tax systems.

One of the most sensitive points of the process was deciding where to file for divorce: Argentina or Germany. Each jurisdiction applies different rules regarding the division of assets, which could significantly alter the final distribution. "It's not 50 and 50, not even for the lawyers," Fava pointed out, referring to the position of the former defender's representatives.

Negotiation, children, and rumors

While the legal teams moved forward, Demichelis's advisors insisted that Anderson should receive "what is appropriate," although they made it clear that the final figure should result from a detailed analysis. Meanwhile, the model and host confirmed that the process was already underway and that communication between them did not require legal intermediaries.

In addition to the assets, the former couple had to determine child support for their three minor children: Bastián, Lola, and Emma. This point added another layer of complexity to the negotiation.

The relationship began in 2007, shortly after the World Cup in Germany, and led to a wedding eight years later in Córdoba. Their first two children were born there, while Emma arrived in 2016. The family lived between Germany and Spain before returning to Argentina after the current coach's last stint in Mexico.

Although never confirmed, rumors of infidelity circulated, intensifying the media attention on the case. Despite this, Anderson and Demichelis maintained a much more reserved profile than other celebrity couples, avoiding openly displaying their fortune.

Today, both are in Argentina. Evangelina continues on television and Demichelis, after his departure from Monterrey, remains without a club. The resolution of the divorce and the distribution of the fortune will define the next chapters of this multimillion-dollar separation.