Credit: GettyHaving been declared bankrupt by a court on June 3, trustees will be appointed to seize and dispose of his assets, which could include medals and trophies.Sir Bradley's lawyer Alan Sellers claims the Olympian's elegantly converted £975,000 barn in the North Lancashire countryside has been repossessed by a building society and sold months ago.
He continued: "It is a total mess. He has lost absolutely everything. His family home, his home in Majorca, his savings and investments. He doesn’t have a penny. It’s a very sad state of affairs."I smashed up Sports Personality of the Year trophy and my Olympic medals are in a plastic bag - I had imposter syndrome-
A spokesman said at the time the cyclist's "involvement in the companies was not day to day" and that "this in no way affects Bradley’s personal solvency".A claim for £760,373 made a year prior had been escalated, with administrators, who were seeking money from to pay back an overdrawn director's loan, "reviewing the company’s books and records".
He continued: “Happens to a lot of sportsmen while they’re doing the grafting and on that there’ll be a number of legal claims from my lawyers left, right and centre as a result.”: “A bankruptcy trustee will be appointed to seize and sell his assets, potentially including medals and trophies of his successful sporting past, as was the case with Boris Becker recently.
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