Maradona denied his earrings for unpaid taxes,seized by Italian authorities after.

Maradona denied his earrings for unpaid taxes .

Accused by the Italian tax authorities to have 31 million euros in back taxes, Diego Maradona was confiscated Friday earrings valued at 4,000 euros, posting Equitalia the Service tax collection.

The former Napoli player, became coach of the Argentine national team, followed a slimming clinic in northern Italy when the financial police came to take the jewels.

Maradona, who played in Naples from 1984 to 1991 it was estimated that the club pay taxes.

Three years ago, the financial police had already confiscated two Rolex when he came to participate in a benefit match to charity. In 2005, money paid for his participation in a television had been confiscated and in 2001, twenty police officers were waiting at his off the plane in Rome.

The earrings Maradona seized by Italian authorities .

The Italian financial police seized Friday earrings Diego Maradona, currently slimming in Merano (northeast) and is close to 36 million euros in taxes, according to the ANSA news agency
The value of the pair of earrings from the current coach of Argentina was estimated at 4,000 euros.

In 2006, while staying close to Naples for a benefit match, the Italian authorities had already seized two luxury watches worth 11,000 euros.

In 2005, the Supreme Court had sentenced the former star of the team of Naples between 1984 and 1991 to pay around 36 million euros in taxes. During his years in Italy, Maradona had not paid regular income tax.

According to the association of Italian taxpayers (Contribuenti.it), these 36 million, there are 22.4 million of interest.

Maradona hurriedly left Buenos Aires on Monday after four losses that have affected the classification of Argentina for the World-2010.