Mo Salah has
established himself as one of the world’s most lethal forwards in football today
thanks to his move from As Roma to Liverpool FC in 2017.
The Egyptian
international helped the Reds dominate both European and English club football
in recent times emerging as clubs top scorer thrice.
His heroics from
club football were extended to National team, where he helped Egypt national
team qualify for their first world cup in three decades in 2018.
Salah’s monetary
value has increased in recent years which is attributed to his huge salary and
multimillion sponsorships deals as a result of his infield performances.
What is Mohamed Salah’s Net
Worth and Salary?
Upon joining
Liverpool in 2017 for a fee of £36.5 million, Salah penned a £90,000 per week
salary deal spanning for 3 years. In 2018 he signed a contract extension to
keep him at Anfield up to 2023 and earn £220,000 per week.
The contract
extension made Salah one of the best paid football players in the premier
league rubbing shoulders with the likes
of Paul Pogba, Kevin Debruyne , Pierre aubameyang and David Degea who are the
best earning players in EPL.
Celebrity Net
Worth estimates Mo Salah net worth to be $80 million which is a surge from a
mere $3 million at time of joining Liverpool. He is one of the richest footballers in the world today.
What Sponsorship deals does
Mohamed Salah have?
Salah endorses a
number of brands including Adidas, Pepsi, DHL International, Electronic Arts,
ExxonMobil and Vodafone.
According to Forbes,
Salah was 34th on Forbes annual list of the world’s highest-paid
athletes 2020 earning $37 million - $24 from salary and $13 million from
endorsements.
He was the 5th
highest earning soccer player behind Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar
and Kylian Mbappe consecutively.
Summary
|
Name |
Mohamed Salah
Ghaly |
|
Date Of
Birth |
15th
June 1992 |
|
Place Of
Birth |
Nagrig, Egypt |
|
Spouse/
Partner |
Magi Sadek |
|
Current Team |
Liverpool FC |
|
Source Of
Wealth |
Football &
Endorsements |
|
Net Worth |
$80 Million |
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