Michael Schumacher management denies move to Majorca
Michael Schumacher management denies move to Majorca, as reports from mayoress was false reports Bild.
Michael Schumacher’s health has been a cause of concern for the entire fraternity, as the 7 time world champions suffered horrific head injuries after a skiing accident that had taken place in France on December 29th 2013.
Schumacher hasn’t been able to recover completely from the accident, as there were severe blood clots in his brain, one’s that were too deeply embedded to have any chance of being removed. His family has asked people to give them privacy in this battle that they are fighting.
However, news broke out last night that Schumacher was actually moving to Majorca, as he purchased a $30 million mansion there.
The mayor of Majorca has given a statement about Schumacher and family moving there, however, that has been denied by the Schumacher management(as reported by Bild
“I can officially confirm Michael Schumacher will move in to our municipality and that everything is set up here to welcome him,” Katia Rouarch, the mayoress of Andratx confirmed yesterday.
Manager Sabine Kehm has denied those rumours in an interview with Bild.
“The Schumacher family does not plan to move to Majorca!” she said.
Yes, the propery in Majorca has been bought but Michael Schumacher won’t be moving there.
The mansion has been bought as a vacation home for the family, one where Corinna (49), Gina (21) and Mick (19) can travel to, whenever they need a break of sorts.
Yesterday’s reports had given fans a lot of hope about Schumacher’s situation having improved, as news of him travelling had provided hope all over.
However, this recent news from Bild, brings us back to square one, with no real information about the health of Schumacher and his recovery process.
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