The legendary Brazilian defender Lucio, former star of the Samba national team, was transferred to a hospital in the Brazilian capital Brasília after a fire broke out in his home, causing burn injuries.

Stable condition with close monitoring

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, detailed information about the cause of the fire or the severity of his injuries has not yet been disclosed. However, medical sources confirmed that 47-year-old Lucio is in a stable and conscious condition, receiving necessary medical care in the intensive care unit under close supervision by the medical team.

A career full of achievements

Lucio is considered one of the greatest defenders in Brazil’s history, being a key pillar of the Samba team that won the 2002 World Cup. He played 105 international matches, scoring 4 goals, and was known for his defensive toughness, making him a symbol of Brazil’s golden generation.

European success and historic treble

Lucio began his professional career in Brazil before moving to Europe, where he rose to prominence with Bayer Leverkusen and Bayern Munich. In 2009, he transferred to Inter Milan and achieved a historic treble under coach José Mourinho, winning the UEFA Champions League, Serie A, and Coppa Italia.

Appearance after retirement

Although officially retired in 2020 following his last stint with Brasiliense, Lucio returned to the field in the Infinity League, which features retired players and content creators.

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