Oliver McBurnie

In this article you will discover everything you want to know about Oliver McBurnie: his current girlfriend or wife, his salary and his tattoos. Read along and find out in what house the English striker lives in and also have a look at his cars!

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1 Wiki
2 Salary & Net Worth
3 Lovelife
4 Family
5 Tattoo
6 Car
7 House

Wiki

Birthdate	June 4th, 1996
Birthplace	Leeds, England
Length	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Team	Sheffield United
Position	striker
Number	9
Nickname	The Burner

McBurnie Salary & Net Worth Revealed

Salary 2022

How much does he earn?

In August 2019 the striker signed a contract with Sheffield United that nets him a whopping salary of 1.7 Million Euro (1.5 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €8,428 (£7,528) per day and €351 (£314) per hour!

Per year	€1,700,000	£1,478,261
Per month	€141,667	£123,188
Per week	€32,692	£28,428
Per day	€4,658	£4,050
Per hour	€194	£169
Per minute	€3	£3

Since you've been viewing this page, Oliver McBurnie has earned...

This means the average man needs to work for at least 4.2 years to earn the same as The Burner earns in only 1 month.

The salary of the English striker compared to his Sheffield United teammates

Have a look at our in-depth Sheffield United Salary Overview 2020-21!

Net Worth & Market Value

Net Worth:	10 Million Euro (9 Million Pound)
Market Value:	8 million Euro (7.2 Million Pound)

A journeyman in every sense of the word the Englishman has played for 7 different football clubs in England, including Bradford City, Swansea City and most recently Sheffield United. He has a net worth of approximately €10 million (£9 million) and a market value of in the region of €8 million (£7.2 million).

Player Bio

Born in Leeds, England, he began his footballing education with the youth academy of hometown club Leeds United as a youngster, and later moved to Bradford City in 2010, from where he graduated to sign his first professional contract a couple of years later. After a handful of games for The Bantams, the striker signed for Premier League club Swansea City on a three-year deal on 13 July 2015. He spent the next couple of seasons on loan in search of regular first-team opportunities, he played for Conference Premier team Chester in 2014/15, and later EFL Two club Newport County and Bristol Rovers during the 2015/16 season. But it wasn’t until his tenure at EFL Championship club Barnsley FC did the striker find his feet. In the second-half of the 2017/18 season he joined a flailing Barnsley side and changed their fortunes by scoring 9 goals in 17 appearances. The Tykes almost avoided relegation but in the end the strikers would be in vain. As of little consolation, the Englishman received the 2017/18 Barnsley Player of the Year award for his excellent showings. Relegated to the EFL Championship ahead of the 2018/19 season, he finally got his first real opportunity for The Swans. In 42 league games the prolific hitman netted 22 goals, helping his club to a mid-table finish. His performances caught the eye of newly promoted Premier League club Sheffield United, who secured the striker’s signature for a club record fee of £20 million.