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Richarlison Releases Documents Claiming He Bought Ilha Comprida Mansion

The disclosure raises political pressure by linking Senator Flávio Bolsonaro to the disputed property.

Overview

  • On Wednesday Richarlison published contracts, receipts and court and administrative process numbers saying they prove he bought the Ilha Comprida mansion in Angra dos Reis and invested about R$10 million in the property.
  • Judicial history favors Willer Tomaz: the Rio de Janeiro court recognized Tomaz’s right of possession and the Superior Tribunal de Justiça confirmed that decision in June 2025.
  • Tomaz has rejected Richarlison’s claims, says the player was never a party to the possession suits, notes an inquiry was archived for lack of indicia, and has sued Richarlison for moral damages.
  • Richarlison says the federal property office stalled his regularization request for ten months while a filing linked to Tomaz advanced quickly in July 2022, and he posted messages he says show he warned Senator Flávio Bolsonaro about the dispute; Bolsonaro denies any link to the deal.
  • Richarlison says he handed evidence to journalists and authorities and that the Federal Police are investigating irregularities, but the document release is a public escalation that does not overturn prior court rulings and may lead to further legal and political moves.