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Giovani Lo Celso
Join WTFoot and discover everything you want to know about his current girlfriend or wife, his shocking salary and the amazing tattoos that are inked on his body. Find out what house the Argentine central midfielder lives in or have a quick look at his cars!
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Birthdate
April 9th, 1996
Birthplace
Rosario, Argentina
Length
1.77 m (5 ft 10 in)
Team
Tottenham Hotspur
Position
central midfielder
Number
18
Nickname
Gio
Traits
Playmaker
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Lo Celso Salary & Net Worth Revealed
SALARY 2020
How much does he earn?
In April 2019 the central midfielder signed a contract with Tottenham Hotspur that nets him a whopping salary of 4 Million Euro (3.6 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €19,829 (£17,993) per day and €826 (£750) per hour!
Per year
€4,000,000
£3,629,600
Per month
€333,333
£302,467
Per week
€81,301
£73,772
Per day
€19,829
£17,993
Per hour
€826
£750
Per minute
€13.77
£12.50
Per second
€0.23
£0.21
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Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 10.1 years to earn the same as Gio earns in only 1 month.
The salary of the Argentine central midfielder compared to his Tottenham Hotspur teammates
The Argentinian has had nomadic career, starting at hometown club Rosario Central, he moved to France to play for PSG, before moving to Spain to sign for Real Betis. In the summer of 2019 he signed a one-year loan deal with English club Tottenham Hotspur. The midfielder has conjured up a net worth of €22 million (£20 million) during his playing career, and has a market value of a whopping €50 million (£45 million).
The Argentinian playmaker photographed while relaxing at the beach under the hot summer sun. He has not a shred of ink or any piercings on his body. (Image: Instagram)
The Argentinian couple are quite private about their relationship and doesn't post too many pictures of them on social media. So here's a rare find, as the couple enjoy their last days in Betis! (Image: Instagram)
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Family - Get to know them
Nephew -
The Argentine playmaker enjoying a calm evening with his new-born nephew in his garden. (Image: Instagram)
Lo Celso Car - What does he drive?
The Argentinian playmaker photographed coming off the PSG coach. A team player, the team bus is his favourite mode of transport! (Image: Twitter)
House - Where does he live?
Location: London, England
The Argentinian is well travelled, having spells at France, Spain, and most recently England. His loan deal with Tottenham Hotspur will see the metropolitan city of London as his home for the upcoming year. (Image: Instagram)
Bio
Born in Rosario, Argentina, he began his youth career at local club Rosario Central, and made his professional debut for the club on 19 July 2015, in a 0-0 draw against Vélez Sarsfield. On 26 July 2016, the Argentinian midfielder switched continents to sign for Ligue 1 powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain for a fee of £8.5m. Initially loaned back to Rosario Central, his debut came 9 months later in a Coupe de France fixture against US Avranches. The Argentine would feature prominently in PSG’s midfield during the 2017/18 season, making 48 appearances across all competitions (including 33 in the league) as PSG recorded a monumental 93 points to finish as Ligue 1 champions. His goal against Les Herbiers VF in the final of the 2017/18 Coupe de France helped PSG to a 2-0 win. After overwhelming success in France, the diminutive playmaker moved to Spain, joining La Liga club Real Betis on a season-long loan. His only season at Betis saw the Argentine playmaker make 46 appearances in all competitions, totalling a career best 17 goals and 6 assists, propelling the Andalusian side to a top 10 finish in La Liga. On 8 August 2019, he signed for Premier League outfit Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan which included an option to buy. He made his debut for Tottenham as a late substitute in a league match against Manchester City that ended in a 2–2 draw.
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