Djibril Sidibe
Discover everything you want to know about Djibril Sidibe: his current girlfriend or wife, his salary and his tattoos. Find out what house the French right back lives in and have a look at his cars!
The salary of the French right back compared to his Everton teammates
Net Worth & Market Value Wiki
| Birthdate | July 29th, 1992 |
| Birthplace | Troyes, France |
| Length | 1.82 m (6 ft 0 in) |
| Team | Everton |
| Position | right back |
| Number | 19 |
| Nickname | Sid |
| Traits | Engine |
Sidibe Salary & Net Worth Revealed
Salary 2021How much does he earn?
In July 2016 the right back signed a contract with Everton that nets him a whopping salary of 3.2 Million Euro (2.9 Million Euro) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €15,864 (£14,387) per day and €661 (£599) per hour!
In July 2016 the right back signed a contract with Everton that nets him a whopping salary of 3.2 Million Euro (2.9 Million Euro) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €15,864 (£14,387) per day and €661 (£599) per hour!
| Per year | €3,200,000 | £2,902,112 |
| Per month | €266,667 | £241,843 | Per week | €65,041 | £58,986 | Per day | €15,864 | £14,387 | Per hour | €661 | £599 | Per minute | €11.02 | £9.99 | Per second | €0.18 | £0.17 |
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This means the average man needs to work for at least 8.1 years to earn the same as Sid earns in only 1 month.
The salary of the French right back compared to his Everton teammates
Have a look at our in-depth Everton Salary Overview 2020-21!
| Net Worth: | 16.2 Million Euro (14.7 Million Pound) |
| Market Value: | 15 Million Euro (13.6 Million Pound) |
Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?
Djibril Sidibe - Single
The 27-year old French defender may not be a hit with his off-the-field pursuits, but when you've won the FIFA World Cup on-the-field, your off-field antics (or lack thereof) hardly seem to matter.
The 27-year old French defender may not be a hit with his off-the-field pursuits, but when you've won the FIFA World Cup on-the-field, your off-field antics (or lack thereof) hardly seem to matter.
Also don't forget to have a look at his teammates in our Top 20 Sexiest Everton Wifes and Girlfriends
Sidibe Tattoo - Does he have one?
The French full-back in action for Ligue 1 club AS Monaco. He doesn't seem to have any tattoos on his skin.
Family - Get to know them
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We haven't found in any photographs of his next of kin, but the Frenchman is one of the humblest footballers out there. The defender puts in a lot of time with the local community, providing inspiration and support for the younger generation.
We haven't found in any photographs of his next of kin, but the Frenchman is one of the humblest footballers out there. The defender puts in a lot of time with the local community, providing inspiration and support for the younger generation.
Sidibe Car - What does he drive?
The French full-back derives great joy from the simple pleasures in life. Like driving around in a caddy on the training fields. No rules and regulations to abide, just go about however you like!
House - Where does he live?
Location: Monaco, France
The Frenchman photographed during his 100th appearance for AS Monaco. He might have moved to Goodison Park for the time being but the Stade Louis remains his spiritual home.
The Frenchman photographed during his 100th appearance for AS Monaco. He might have moved to Goodison Park for the time being but the Stade Louis remains his spiritual home.
Player Bio
Born in Troyes, France, he began his career with local side Troyes AC as an eight-year old in 2000. After progressing through the various youth-ranks, he made his debut in the Championnat National (third-tier of French football) on 17 September 2010 against Grenoble. Between 2010-12 he made 41 appearances for Troyes, helping them achieve promotion to Ligue 1 (first-tier of French football), before being scouted and signed by Ligue 1 club LOSC Lille. On 25 August 2012, he made his debut for Lille, and marked it with a goal, scoring the equalizer in a 2-2 draw against OGC Nice. The defender spent 4 seasons with Les Dogues, building on his performances each year, and totalled 119 appearances and 11 goals, catching the eye of some of Europe’s major clubs. On 8 July 2016, he signed for fellow Ligue 1 club AS Monaco. The defender made 47 appearances, forming part of a team that made a run to the 2016/17 UEFA Champions League semi-finals, and won the Ligue 1 title for first time in 17 years. He was awarded with a place in the UNFP Ligue Team of the Year for his performances. After 113 appearances for Les Monégasques, the Frenchman moved to English shores, signing a season-long loan deal with Premier League club Everton in the summer of 2019.