Michael Schumacher’s new life in Mallorca with Corina

Huge plot, horse farm, medical equipment and jet skis for big kids.

The Schumacher family is said to be building a new life in Mallorca and getting a ‘winter house’.

Corinna has big plans on the sunny island.colored scraper.

after, after Michael Schumacher In a fatal ski slope accident, the Formula 1 legend spent most of his time in the house next to Lake Geneva.

Now, the Schumacher family is about to start a new life in Mallorca, reports German celebrity magazine Bunte.

In 2018, Corina Schumacher bought a mansion in the Andratx municipality of Mallorca from Real Madrid president Florentino Perez. There are, among other things, swimming pools, a large garden, a helipad, a guest villa and a view of the sea, and Michael Schumacher is said to have flown there by helicopter several times.

It is said to build a farm

Now Corinna Schumacher has expanded the family’s property on the island and bought a 54,315 square meter plot near the villa for 29 million SEK.

The site has a large number of almond trees and many dilapidated buildings that could be demolished. The broker claims that the plot is “extremely rare in southwest Mallorca” due to its proximity to the sea.

And Corinna has big plans on the sunny island.colored scraper.

Big plans? According to reports, Corinna Schumacher will build a horse farm near the palace, which could become the family’s new “winter home”.

The entire Schumacher family should be able to survive in the area and kids Mick and Gina Maria Schumacher, among others, can devote themselves to driving jet skis, which they both love, according to Punt.

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“It doesn’t work that way.”

The site will be equipped with the necessary medical equipment for the care of Michael Schumacher. He is still rehabilitating the brain injury he suffered on the ski slope and Corina Schumacher wants him to get quality medical care while being able to stay with his family as much as possible.

Sportbladet spoke to Jan Lexell, professor of rehabilitation medicine, about Schumacher’s case two months ago. He does not think that rehabilitating the Germans will mean any significant progress.

It’s not generally that nothing happens for ten years and suddenly you get up and leave. This is not how it works. The more time passes, the less progress you make. That doesn’t mean it isn’t possible to see some minor progress, even after such a severe injury as in this case, Lexel says.

Michael and Corina Schumacher.
Michael and Corina Schumacher.

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