Valery Karpin has three citizenships. He owns property in Spain and Estonia. He previously owned a luxurious apartment on Tverskaya Street in Moscow, but sold it a few years ago.
Despite the fact that the coach works a lot in Russia (he previously lived in Rostov-on-Don, where he headed the local "Rostov", then in Moscow — coached "Dynamo", and now he is the head coach of the Russian national team), his family has settled in Estonia.
"I have everything in Estonia. We have always known that our children would study there. The decision was made a long time ago, it was just announced now," Karpin said.
Here he purchased a three-story house with an area of 567 square meters, located 15 kilometers from Tallinn. The tourist village has a kindergarten and a school that the daughters of the head coach of the Russian national team attend. The family nest cost the head coach of the Russian national team 900,000 euros.
The windows of the house overlook the Tallinn Bay. The property includes a sauna, a swimming pool, and a gym. The interior is predominantly made of oak and polished stone.
Who is Daria Gordeeva
Valery Karpin's wife, Daria Gordeeva, was born in Narva. She graduated from the local college of Tartu University, where she obtained a master's degree.
In her youth, Gordeeva attended a music school. Daria participated in various music projects on Channel One. These include "Morning Star", "100 Percent", and "Up to 16 and Older". She auditioned for "Star Factory" and "Five Stars", but was unable to pass the final selection in both competitions. In Estonia, Gordeeva is known for her participation in the popular duet BeFree. She also worked in Narva as a teacher of Estonian and English languages.
After marrying the head coach of the Russian national team, Daria began a solo career. She periodically releases songs and performs concerts in Estonia.
The wife of the Russian specialist actively maintains a personal blog where she publishes photos and videos from her travels, shares parenting tips, and talks about her lifestyle. She was previously the host of a women's football show on the YouTube channel "It's Football, Brother!" — "Cards, Money, Two Balls".
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