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Leander Dendoncker
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 Belgian centre back lives in or have a quick look at his cars!
Wiki
Birthdate
April 15th, 1995
Birthplace
Passendale, Belgium
Length
1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Team
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Position
centre back
Number
32
Nickname
Leandriñho
Traits
Power Free-Kick Taker
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Dendoncker Salary & Net Worth Revealed
SALARY 2020
How much does he earn?
In July 2019 the centre back signed a contract with Wolverhampton Wanderers that nets him a whopping salary of 2.3 Million Euro (2 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €6,284 (£5,435) per day and €262 (£226) per hour!
Per year
€2,300,000
£1,989,041
Per month
€191,667
£165,753
Per week
€46,748
£40,428
Per day
€6,284
£5,435
Per hour
€262
£226
Per minute
€4.36
£3.77
Per second
€0.07
£0.06
Since you've been viewing this page, Leander Dendoncker has earned...
Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 6 years to earn the same as Leandriñho earns in only 1 month.
The salary of the Belgian centre back compared to his Wolverhampton Wanderers teammates
After being one season on loan at Wolverhampton he permanently joined the Wolves in the summer of 2019. He signed an impressive contract that nets him a whopping 2.3 Million Euro per year. His current net worth is 8 Million Euro (7 Million Pound) but we at WTFoot ensure you that this is only the beginning of something beautiful! Dendoncker is skilled, talented ánd young. His price tag? 18 Million Euro!
This is Niki, his girlfriend. She loves fashion! This picture was made back in Belgium at the Golden Shoe Award when Leander was still playing for Anderlecht. (Image: persgroep.net)
Leander Dendoncker - Antigona
This is his ex-girlfriend Antigonia Naziri. They were together for some time when Leander was still playing for Anderlecht. She was still studying back then. (Image: akamaized.net)
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Family - Get to know them
Father & Mother - Dirk & Katrien
Meet his father Dirk and his mother Katrien, they run a pig farm in his birthplace Passendale. The family Dendoncker is very close. In their living room they have a sofa for fourteen people - they bought it especially for their family. Their door is always open for them. (Image: humo.be)
Brother - Lars
This is his younger brother Lars. He is also a talented footballer and is playing for Anderlecht's rival Club Brugge. (Image: knack.be)
Dendoncker Car - What does he drive?
Here we him arriving at the training ground of the Belgian national team - the Red Devils. (Image: persgroep.net)
House - Where does he live?
No information available about his houses.
Bio
Leander can play as both a center back and as a defensive midfielder. He was born in Passendale, a small village in the West Flanders province of Belgium. It was in the very same town where he started his youth career. He started to play football for FC Passendale in 2001, when he was six years old. After two years he grabbed the attention of K.S.V. Roeselare, who asked him to join their forces. In 2009 he transferred from K.S.V. Roeselare to one of the biggest clubs of Belgium: R.S.C. Anderlecht. After four years at Anderlecht he finally made his professional debut in the 2013 Belgian Super Cup against Racing Genk. Only a couple of months later he signed a renewed 3-year-contract at the Constant Vanden Stock Stadium. He made his debut in the Belgian Pro League on the 1st of August 2014. It was the first game of the season versus KV Oostende. The following years he would become one of the most important players of Anderlecht, playing 125 official games. In August 2018 it was announced that he would move to the newly promoted English Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers on an initial season-long loan, which will become permanent in the summer of 2019. He made his debut for the Wolves in the EFL Cup game against Sheffield Wednesday (2-0 win).
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