The outstanding Peruvian midfielder André Carrillo, known as ‘La Culebra’, has surprised his followers by speaking openly about his future projections. Currently a Corinthians player, Carrillo not only focuses on his soccer career, but also on ensuring a stable future. In a recent interview, he shared details about the strategies he uses to manage his life beyond sports, making it clear that he follows a vision similar to that of his friend Jefferson Farfán.
The international soccer star, who has had a successful career in leagues such as those of Saudi Arabia, England and Portugal, highlighted the importance of planning his future with the same discipline that he demonstrates on the playing field.
How is André Carrillo investing his fortune?
During the interview, Andre Carrillo He explained how he is diversifying his income: “I am focused on some investments, without losing focus on football, which is the main thing. Like everyone else, real estate, loans to construction companies, I have had one or another loan, which has paid a very good return,” said the footballer, known for his discipline both on and off the field.
Carrillo added that he makes decisions about his money himself, with the support of his brother and a trusted person: “I have many conversations with my brother. Normally, I am the one who manages the money I have been able to earn from football and I have a trusted person with whom I consult a lot.”
The popular ‘Culebra’ explained that his focus is on maintaining a balance between his investments and his football career. Likewise, he revealed that, although he does not see himself as a head coach, he wants to remain linked to the sport after his retirement: “Maybe something related to football, but not as a coach, at least for now.”
Jefferson Farfán is close to opening its first shopping center
In the business field, Carrillo is not alone. His friend and former teammate on the Peruvian team, Jefferson Farfán, is about to inaugurate his first shopping center, the ‘Power Center KM40’, in Lurín. The work, which has required an investment of 55 million soles, will open its doors in December 2024 and promises to be a point of reference in the south of Lima.
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