Jaïro Riedewald

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Picture of the 1.82 m (6 ft 0 in) tall Dutch centre back of Crystal Palace

Birthdate	September 9th, 1996
Birthplace	Haarlem, Netherlands
Length	1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)
Team	Crystal Palace
Position	centre back
Number	44
Nickname	Jay
Traits	Interceptor

Riedewald Salary & Net Worth Revealed

SALARY 2020

How much does he earn?

In July 2017 the centre back signed a contract with Crystal Palace that nets him a whopping salary of 3.4 Million Euro (2.9 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €16,855 (£15,005) per day and €702 (£625) per hour!

Per year	€3,400,000	£3,026,784
Per month	€283,333	£252,232
Per week	€69,106	£61,520
Per day	€16,855	£15,005
Per hour	€702	£625
Per minute	€11.70	£10.42
Per second	€0.20	£0.17

Since you've been viewing this page, Jaïro Riedewald has earned...

Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 8.4 years to earn the same as Jay earns in only 1 month.

The salary of the Dutch centre back compared to his Crystal Palace teammates

Have a look at our in-depth Crystal Palace Salary Overview 2020-21 (CONFIRMED)

Net Worth & Market Value

Net Worth	17.6 Million Euro (15 Million Pound)
Market Value	5 Million Euro (4.3 Million Pound)

The Dutchman came through the famous youth academy of AFC Ajax and played for the Dutch super club for five years before moving to England to sign for Crystal Palace in 2017, his net worth is estimated at €17.6 million (£15 million). The defender has a market value of €5 million (£4.3 million).

Riedewald Tattoo - Does he have one?

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Jaïro Riedewald tattoo, the Dutch number 44 from Haarlem, Netherlands

The Dutch destroyer does not seem to sport any ink on his body. (Image: Imgur.com)

Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?

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Jaïro Riedewald - Single

Picture of his , who goes by the name Single.

Oops! There goes another one, the Dutchman hasn't been quite so lucky with love yet, but hey, we're sure someone will turn up sooner rather than later. (Image: Twitter)

Family - Get to know them

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The Dutchman's mother is of hal-Dutch and half-Indonesian descent, this photograph was taken when the defender visited his Indonesian family for the first time. (Image: Twitter)

Riedewald Car - What does he drive?

Mercedes

The Dutch destroyer used to drive a pretty looking Mercedes during his time with Ajax. (Image: Imgur.com)

House - Where does he live?

Location: London, England

House of the Dutch number 44, located in London, England

Selhurst Park will play home to the Dutch defender after he signed for Crystal Palace in July 2017. (Image: Imgur.com)

Bio

Born in Haarlem, Netherlands, he joined the fabled youth academy of AFC Ajax at the age of 11 years old before progressing the ranks to sign his first professional contract with the club on 15 March 2013. He made his debut for the first-team as a second half substitute in 3-0 win over IJsselmeervogels in a KNVB Cup fixture on 19 December 2013. His Eredivisie debut came in a 2-1 victory over Roda JC Kerkrade, the defender came on in minute 80 as Ajax trailed 0-1, he scored two quick goals to give Ajax the victory and in-turn becoming the youngest scoring debutant in club and league history at 17 years and 104 days old. During his time with de Godenzonen the defender made 93 appearances which included winning the Eredivsie title in 2013/14 and a run to the Europa League final in 2016/17 to suffer an eventual loss to Manchester United. In July 2017 the Dutch destroyer signed a five-year contract with Premier League side Crystal Palace. The Dutchman's niggling injury problems and inconsistencies led to him struggling to hold down a first-team berth at Selhurst Park, only playing in 12 Premier League games during his two seasons at the club. On the international stage he received his first call-up to the senior Netherlands squad in August 2015 and made his debut against Turkey on 6 September 2015.