Max Aarons

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Picture of the 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in) tall English right back of Norwich City

Birthdate	Janauary 4th, 2000
Birthplace	Hammersmith, England
Length	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Team	Norwich City
Position	right back
Number	2
Nickname	Max
Traits	Speed Dribbler

Aarons Salary & Net Worth Revealed

SALARY 2020

How much does he earn?

In July 2019 the right back signed a contract with Norwich City that nets him a whopping salary of 420,000 Euro (370,000 Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €2,082 (£1,854) per day and €87 (£77) per hour!

Per year	€420,000	£373,907
Per month	€35,000	£31,159
Per week	€8,537	£7,600
Per day	€2,082	£1,854
Per hour	€87	£77
Per minute	€1.45	£1.29
Per second	€0.02	£0.02

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The salary of the English right back compared to his Norwich City teammates

Have a look at our in-depth Norwich City Salary Overview 2019-20 (CONFIRMED)

Net Worth & Market Value

Net Worth	2.1 Million Euro (1.9 Million Pound)
Market Value	8 Million Euro (7.1 Million Pound)

The 19-year right-back from England signed his first professional contract with Norwich City in 2018. In 2019 he signed a contract extension that would keep him at the club till 2024, and took his net worth to an estimated €2.1 million (£1.9 million). He has a market value in the region of €8 million (£7.1 million).

Aarons Tattoo - Does he have one?

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Maximillian Aarons tattoo, the English number 2 from Hammersmith, England

Relaxing by the poolside on his holidays in Riviera Maya, Mexico, the young man reveals that he is perhaps not too fond of ink and needles. (Image: Instagram)

Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?

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Maximillian Aarons - Single

Picture of his , who goes by the name Single.

The 19-year old right back is single. Then young lad has won the EFL Championship with Norwich City on the pitch, and off the pitch he's looking to win a lovely lassie's heart! (Image: Twitter)

Family - Get to know them

- Rolando

Max is the cousin of EFL One club Wycombe Wanderers combative midfielder, Rolando Aarons. Looks like football runs pretty well in the family! (Image: Instagram)

Aarons Car - What does he drive?

Catch me if you can! The Norwich City speedster ghosts pasts the opposition defence on his way to score a rare goal; the right-back has blistering pace, so much so that many believe he seldom in need of wheels! (Image: Instagram)

House - Where does he live?

Location: Norfolk, England

House of the English number 2, located in Norfolk, England

The right-back from England has graduated from Norwich City's youth academy, and went on to represent the first-team since 2018. Carrow Road has been his a while now. (Image: Twitter)

Bio

Born in Hammersmith, England, he began his footballing prospects at Luton Town in 2009 as a nine-year old. In 2016 he moved to Norwich City to complete the later part of his development phase. In the summer of 2018, the teenager signed his first professional contract with The Canaries; and made his debut against EFL Two club Stevenage FC in the EFL Cup on 14 August 2018. Two weeks later, the right-back scored the first goal of his career in the same competition, finding the back of the net as Norwich City beat Cardiff City 3-1. On 2 September 2018, the youngster was given his first league start, featuring against Ipswich Town in a 1-1 score draw. The teenage full-back waged an incredible campaign with The Canaries, playing in all but one EFL Championship fixture in the 2018/19 campaign, forming part of a resolute defence that catapulted Norwich City to a top of the table finish, thereby earning the club promotion to the Premier League for the following season. He also chipped in with his fair share of goals and assists, registering 9 in total. His outstanding efforts won him a plethora of individual awards including: 2018/19 EFL Young Player of the Year; 2018/19 EFL Championship Team Of The Season; and 2018/19 PFA Championship Team of the Season.