Breel Embolo

Breel Embolo

Quick Facts

Celebrated Name Breel Embolo
Age 25 Years Old
Nick Name Breel
Birth Name Breel Donald Embolo
Birth Date 1997-02-14
Gender Male
Profession Footballer
Place Of Birth Yaounde
Birth Nation Cameroon
Nationality Cmeroon-born Swiss
Famous For Named Swiss Footballer of the Year in 2015
Father Moise Kegni
Mother Germaine Embolo
Ethnicity African
Religion Christianity
Career Start Started his professional career in 2014
Position Forward
First Club Basel
Current Club Borussia Monchengladbach
Current City Monchengladbach
Current Club Country Germany
Jersey Number 7
Awards Basel Youngster of the Year, Swiss Footballer of the Year
Height 1.84 in (6 ft 1 in)
Weight 88 kg
Body Type Athletic
Eye Color Dark Brown
Hair Color Black
Sexual Orientation Straight
Marital Status Unmarried
Girlfriend Naomi
Children 2
Daughter Naliya
Son Clay Enzo
Source of Wealth Football (Contracts, Salaries, Endorsements)
Salary 4 million Euro
Net Worth 7 million Euro
Links Instagram

Breel Donald Embolo, also known as Breel Embolo, is a well-known Swiss football player who presently plays forward for both the Swiss national team and Ligue 1 club Monaco. He began his professional career in 2014 with club Basel.

Embolo can play as a right winger and an attacking midfielder, and he also sports the number 36 jersey for his current team. In addition to his career, Embolo is happy in his personal life and has already begun a family with his fiancée.

How much is the Net worth of Breel Embolo?

Due to his excellent work, Breel Embolo has amassed a sizable salary and income. Embolo makes £3,172,000 year while playing for Ligue 1 club Monaco, according to Salary Sport. His incredible $8 million net worth is impressive. His true net worth is still being assessed, though. Embolo is currently employed by Nike and might earn a respectable profit. According to Transfermrkt, Embolo has a market value of €20 million, with the highest value recorded on July 22, 2016, at €22 million.

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