Boris Becker has 'handed back the keys' to a £9million luxury villa and estate in Majorca as part of his bankruptcy proceedings, it has been reported.

British private bank Arbuthnot Latham, accepted ownership of the property as settlement of debts, according to the German-language 'Mallorca Magazin'.

News of the sale came just days after it was revealed that Becker was selling a £1.8m seven-bedroom house overlooking the Rhine Valley in Germany - with his mother still inside as a lifelong tenant.

Becker, 52, free physical exam porno who is dating political risk analyst Lilian Monteiro, went bankrupt in 2017 with debts of £11m, despite earning around £120m in prizes and sponsorship in a career which netted him 49 singles titles, six of them Grand Slams.

According to Majorca Magazin, the British bank are registered in official records as having taken over the property a year ago.

The once-stunning 12-room Majorcan mansion and estate, Son Coll, once valued at around £9m, but now believed to be worth about half that, went on the market last year.

Despite boasting stables, a huge outdoor swimming pool, four guest houses, a helipad and, naturally, a tennis court, which had the Wimbledon net from Becker's first 1985 finals win, no buyer was found.

In recent years the abandoned property on the holiday island's western side has endured a chequered history, including being taken over by a band of German squatters in 2018.

Then another group of invaders made a best free porno chanel film there, featuring German blue movie veteran 'Dolly Buster', 51.

According to experts' estimates, Becker's 'finca' is now worth less than £4.5million, as necessary renovations would cost at least £2.7million.

Becker bought the 2,900 square metre Villa Son Coll in the 1990s.

In 2004, the tennis star was fined €214,000 for carrying out illegal work at the villa.

A Majorcan caretaker couple lived on the 60-acre estate for 14 years until 2015, when Bartomeu Barcelo and Angela Simo took Becker to court, claiming he owed them almost £90,000 in wages and social security contributions.