Nothing is going well for Bradley Wiggins. While his personal financial bankruptcy had been in the pipeline for almost a year, the winner of the 2012 Tour de France and five-time Olympic cycling champion would be homeless.
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Questioned by the Daily Mail, the lawyer for the former Sky rider (44 years old) warns that his client never knows where he will sleep at night. “ In reality, Brad sleeps on the sofas,” he confides. “He’s staying with friends and family. I don’t know where he was last night, I don’t know where he will be tonight or tomorrow night. He has no address. It’s a total disaster. He lost absolutely everything. His family home, his house in Majorca, his savings and his investments. He doesn’t have a penny. It’s a very sad situation,” he adds.
Seen as a consultant on Eurosport, notably during the Grande Boucle, Wiggins would have started his descent into hell in 2020 following his divorce. In total, he is said to have squandered a fortune of 13 million pounds.
