Ben Foster

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Picture of the 1.93m (6 ft 4 in) tall English goalkeeper of Watford

Birthdate	April 3rd, 1983
Birthplace	Warwickshire, England
Length	1.93m (6 ft 4 in)
Team	Watford
Position	goalkeeper
Number	26
Nickname	Ben
Traits	Saves with Feet

Foster Salary & Net Worth Revealed

SALARY 2020

How much does he earn?

In July 2018 the goalkeeper signed a contract with Watford that nets him a whopping salary of 1.7 Million Euro (1.5 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €8,428 (£7,507) per day and €351 (£313) per hour!

Per year	€1,700,000	£1,514,293
Per month	€141,667	£126,191
Per week	€34,553	£30,778
Per day	€8,428	£7,507
Per hour	€351	£313
Per minute	€5.85	£5.21
Per second	€0.10	£0.09

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Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 4.2 years to earn the same as Ben earns in only 1 month.

The salary of the English goalkeeper compared to his Watford teammates

Have a look at our in-depth Watford Salary Overview 2019-20 (CONFIRMED)

Net Worth & Market Value

Net Worth	31.3 Million Euro (27 Million Pound)
Market Value	3 Million Euro (2.7 Million Pound)

The English goalkeeper has played for a host of Premier League clubs during his nearly two decade career including Stoke City, Manchester United, West Bromwich Albion and Watford. During that time he has conjured up a net worth close to €31.3 million (£27 million). Now at the twilight of his career, the 36 year old has a market value of €3 million (£2.7 million).

Foster Tattoo - Does he have one?

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Benjamin Foster tattoo, the English number 26 from Warwickshire, England

That's a catch! The Englishman was out fishing all day and in the end he's gotten lucky! The Warwickshire man doesn't seem to be sporting any tattoos on his body though. (Image: Instagram)

Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?

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Benjamin Foster Wife - Kate

Picture of his Wife, who goes by the name Kate.

Kate works as a psychologist and is mother to the Englishman's two wonderful kids. The couple tied the knot recently in 2018. (Image: Instagram)

Family - Get to know them

Son - Louie

Picture of Benjamin Foster Son, called Louie

The goalkeeper and his son, photographed with the clubs end of the season awards, thanking the West Bromwich Albion fans for their continuous support through out the season. (Image: Instagram)

Foster Car - What does he drive?

The Englishman's taste of wheels is a bit different from the rest, he's big on bicycles, with a collection that'll be the envy of any bicycle aficionado. (Image: Instagram)

House - Where does he live?

Location: Warwickshire, England

House of the English number 26, located in Warwickshire, England

The Englishman lives with his wife and two children in Tiddington, Warwickshire. He designed their house himself, with particular focus on the kitchen, having trained as a chef in Leamington Spa before he began his football career. (Image: Twitter)

Bio

Born in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, he started his football career as youngster at non-league side Racing Club Warwick and became their first choice keeper in 2000, and in April 2001, turned professional with EFL One club Stoke City. While at loan at Wrexham in 2005, he was spotted by Manchester United manger Sir Alex Ferguson, who decided to move for the young keeper and on 19 July he was a Manchester United player. Not ready for first-team action, the Englishman was sent on loan to EFL Championship side Watford for the 2005/06 season. He made 44 league appearances, and helped Watford win promotion to the Premier League via playoffs, as The Hornets overcame Leeds United 3-0 in the final. He was loaned back to Watford for the following season, the club would finish rock-bottom and get relegated but the goalkeeper showed fine form to be awarded Watford Player of the Season. Upon his return to his parent club the Englishman would win back-to-back League Cup's in the 2008/09 and 2009/10 season, however, he always played second fiddle to first-choice keeper Edwin Van Der Sar, having only 23 appearances to show for in three seasons. On 19 May 2010, the goalkeeper departed Old Trafford to sign for Birmingham City. In his only season at Birmingham, the goalkeeper made 43 appearances, and won the League Cup, as The Blues upset Arsenal in the finals. Despite the highs of cup football, the club would be relegated come the end of the season. The Englishman was awarded Birmingham City Player of the Season and Birmingham City Players' Player of the Season for his outstanding performances. On 29 July 2011, he joined Premier League club West Bromwich Albion on a loan deal that would become permanent over a year later. In his debut season he played in 37 out of 38 Premier League fixtures, keeping 10 clean sheets, equalling The Baggies Premier League clean sheet record, as the club finished in 10th place. He was awarded West Bromwich Albion Players' Player of the Year and West Bromwich Albion Supporter's Player of the Year at the end of the season. During his tenure at the Hawthorns, the goalkeeper kept 57 clean sheets in 223 appearances. On 5 July 2018, after West Bromwich's relegation to the EFL Championship, he signed a two-year contract with Premier League club Watford. The goalie kept 7 clean sheets, appearing in all 38 of the clubs Premier League fixtures.