Football fans in Kenya and across the world are mourning the sudden death of Liverpool star Diogo Jota.
Diogo Jota's net worth is estimated at KSh 2.3 billion.
Liverpool star Diogo Jota was involved in a road accident in Spain. Photo: Diogo Jota.
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Jota passed away after being involved in a grisly road accident near Zamora in Spain.
Who is Diogo Jota?
The 26-year-old forward at Liverpool FC is also known for his strong presence in the esports world.
Esports is an organised, competitive video gaming where players or teams compete for prizes, recognition, and sponsorships.
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Diogo Jota blended his sporting excellence and entrepreneurial skills, which saw him build a multi-faceted career beyond football.
What is Diogo Jota's net worth
According to Finance Monthly, Jota's net worth was estimated at $18 million (KSh 2.32 billion).
The professional footballer built his wealth from his football career, endorsements and smart business ventures.
Liverpool FC paid the player a basic salary of approximately $7 million (KSh 904.4 million) per year, plus $2 million (KSh 258.4 million) in bonuses.
Esports campaigns and endorsements from brands including Nike and EA Sports earned Jota about $1.5 million (KSh 93.8 million) annually.
The footballer-turned-entrepreneur invested about $3 million (KSh 387.6 million) in esports.
Which properties did Diogo Jota own
The Portuguese International owned several properties, spanning from real estate to luxury cars.
In 2022, after joining Liverpool FC, Jota bought a luxurious villa in Lisbon, Portugal, which is estimated at $3 million (KSh 387.6 million).
The home has a private gym and a dedicated gaming room.
In 2021, the player also acquired a townhouse in Liverpool city for $1.5 million (KSh 93.8 million).
He also boasts a car collection, including a Porsche 911 Turbo S valued at $210,000 (KSh 27.1 million) and a Range Rover Sport at $120,000 (KSh 15.5 million) plus esports equipment.
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Source: TUKO.co.ke