Donny van de Beek

In this article you will discover everything you want to know about Donny van de Beek: his current girlfriend or wife, his salary and his tattoos. Read along and find out in what house the Dutch midfielder lives in and also have a look at his cars!

Content
1 Wiki
2 Salary & Net Worth
3 Lovelife
4 Family
5 Tattoo
6 Car
7 House

Wiki

Birthdate	April 18th, 1997
Birthplace	Nijkerkerveen, the Netherlands
Length	1.84 m (6 ft 0.25 in)
Team	Manchester United Club Overview
Position	midfielder
Number	6
Nickname	Maradonny

van de Beek Salary & Net Worth Revealed

Salary 2022

How much does he earn?

In January 2018 the midfielder signed a contract with Manchester United that nets him a whopping salary of 2.5 Million Euro (2.1 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €6,849 (£5,753) per day and €285 (£239.73) per hour!

Per year	€2,500,000	£2,173,913
Per month	€208,333	£181,159
Per week	€48,077	£41,806
Per day	€6,849	£5,956
Per hour	€285	£248
Per minute	€5	£4

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This means the average man needs to work for at least 5.83 years to earn the same as Maradonny earns in only 1 month.

The salary of the Dutch midfielder compared to his Manchester United teammates

Have a look at our in-depth Manchester United Salary Overview 2021-22!

Net Worth & Market Value

Net Worth:	5 Million Euro (4.2 Million Pound)
Market Value:	50 Million Euro (42.6 Million Pound)

He'll make the big bucks in the future, but for now, his net worth is only 5 Million Euro (4.2 Million Pound)s. His market value, however, is 50 million Euros as of writing.

Player Bio

This Ajax youth product is skilled at linking up with his team's attackers while being very good at thwarting opposition attacks at the same time. He plays in the centre of midfield, which is a very demanding position in football. His lung-busting runs and high intensity on the pitch are the reasons he's so widely sought after with Real Madrid being one of his suitors this past summer. Ultimately, he decided to stay put and this definitely benefits Ajax in some ways. He dictates the tempo of the game, much like a metronome. He is truly capable of being a game-changer when he wants to be. Although he isn't a goal scorer, we have to consider that he's only 22. Ajax could potentially develop him into their very own Steven Gerrard. The goal-scoring aspect of his game will develop eventually but the fact that he needs regular first-team football at the highest level is undisputed. As far as silverware goes, he won the 2018-19 Eredivisie in his first breakout season, and got within touching distance of winning the Champions League that year. Having represented the Netherlands at various youth levels, he's now a member of the senior side. We can conclude by saying that the future of Dutch football is bright and Oranje.