Robinho kept isolated in tiny cell at prison where inmates make toilet cleaner
FORMER Man City footballer Robinho is set to live inside a tiny isolation cell as he begins his nine year sentence for a gang-rape.
The disgraced 40-year-old has been transferred to a chilling Brazilian prison in Tremembé alongside murderers and fellow rapists who are made to make toilet cleaner.
Robinho was one of a group of six men convicted of sexually assaulting an Albanian woman in a club in 2013.
Italy issued an international arrest warrant for Robinho, but the former Premier League star managed to dodge jail for seven years while living in Sao Paulo.
He says he is innocent and his defence team is reportedly filing an appeal against the decision.
Robinho is due to spend the first 10 days at least in a temporary holding cell completely by himself.
