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Nico Schulz
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 German left back lives in or have a quick look at his cars!
Wiki
Birthdate
April 1st, 1993
Birthplace
Berlin, Germany
Length
1.80 m (5 ft 11 in)
Team
Borussia Dortmund
Position
left back
Number
14
Nickname
Der Berliner
Traits
Speed Dribbler
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Schulz Salary & Net Worth Revealed
SALARY 2020
How much does he earn?
In July 2019 the left back signed a contract with Borussia Dortmund that nets him a whopping salary of 1.3 Million Euro (1.1 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €3,561.64 (£3,013.70) per day and €148.40 (£125.57) per hour!
Per year
€1,300,000
£1,100,000
Per month
€108,333.3
£91,666.6
Per week
€25,000
£21,153.8
Per day
€3,561.64
£3,013.70
Per hour
€148.40
£125.57
Per minute
€2.47
£2.09
Per second
€0.04
£0.03
Since you've been viewing this page, Nico Schulz has earned...
Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 3.05 years to earn the same as Der Berliner earns in only 1 month.
Net Worth & Market Value
Net Worth
3.5 Million Euro (3 Million Pound)
Market Value
25 Million Euro (21.4 Million Pound)
The Berliner has had his love for the city tie him down to it, which meant less lucrative contracts. His net worth is estimated to be around 3.5 Million Euros, and his current market value is 25 Million Euros.
Maria used to date our boy here. Their relationship has now ended. You could almost sense it from the distance these two were keeping, even in this picture. (Image: bz-berlin.de)
Nico Schulz - Single
She has given him these two wonderful kids. As a man, that's the greatest gift you can ever get from a lady. He hangs out with them as often as he can. (Image: Instagram.com)
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Family - Get to know them
Brother - Gian Luca
The one on the far left is his younger brother Gian Luca. There's a reason their names sound Italian. Their father is, and the boys are proud of their roots. They love Germany though, and have pledged their allegiance to Die Mannschaft. (Image: Instagram.com)
Schulz Car - What does he drive?
Volkswagen
Daddy probably drives a minivan like the one in this picture. It'll fit the kids, the dog, and with plenty of boot space, anything that the children would want to have with them, could be had. (Image: Instagram.com)
House - Where does he live?
Location: Berlin, Germany
The Berliner can be seen recuperating from an injury at his home in Berlin. He was accompanied by a couple of Leo's here. (Image: imgur.com)
Bio
A left-back that can attack or a left-winger that can defend- he can be either of those two. A defender that can run at lightning speed is exactly someone that Dortmund requires, especially on that left flank, and that is whom they got.
Born in Berlin, to an Italian father and a German mother, this temperamental player is only 26 and received his first call-up to the German national team just last year. The injuries that he has had in his career so far could have been a reason for that, but he's there now and could form a major part of the team going forward. As a professional, he started with Hertha BSC II which is the reserve team of the Berlin-based club Hertha Berlin. This was in 2010, prior to which he spent his youth career, 10 years of it to be precise, with Hertha's academy having switched to them from BSC Rehberge Berlin. Now you know why this lad gets his nickname, and to further cement his love for the city, he even turned down an offer from Liverpool when he was 15. Borussia Mönchengladbach, and 1899 Hoffenheim were clubs he has had an opportunity to represent before Dortmund. He now has a real opportunity to prove himself on the biggest of stages, but will his love for Berlin get in the way of his career, or will he make it in Dortmund, or maybe even move overseas? Time will give us an answer to all these questions, but for now, we wish the Berliner all the best.
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