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Pierre-Emile Højbjerg
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Birthdate
August 5th, 1995
Birthplace
Copenhagen, Denmark
Length
1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Team
Southampton
Position
central midfielder
Number
23
Nickname
Pierre
Traits
Short Passer
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Højbjerg Salary & Net Worth Revealed
SALARY 2020
How much does he earn?
In July 2016 the central midfielder signed a contract with Southampton that nets him a whopping salary of 3 Million Euro (2.6 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €14,872 (£13,110) per day and €620 (£546) per hour!
Per year
€3,000,000
£2,644,491
Per month
€250,000
£220,374
Per week
€60,976
£53,750
Per day
€14,872
£13,110
Per hour
€620
£546
Per minute
€10.33
£9.10
Per second
€0.17
£0.15
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Wow! This means the average man in the UK needs to work for at least 7.3 years to earn the same as Pierre earns in only 1 month.
The salary of the Danish central midfielder compared to his Southampton teammates
The Danish midfielder came up through the Brondby youth ranks before playing for German super-club Bayern Munich, his switch to Premier League side Southampton saw him sign his first substantial contract which brings his net worth in at €14.7 million (£13 million). The man from Denmark has a market value of €12.2 million (£10.8 million).
The couple have been together for a while and had their first baby, a daughter, in 2017. (Image: Twitter)
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Family - Get to know them
Daughter - Rosa
The Dane with his daughter at St. Mary's stadium after Southampton's last home game of the 2018/19 season. (Image: Twitter)
Højbjerg Car - What does he drive?
The midfielder is known to be a team-player and often rides the team bus to and from work. (Image: Imgur.com)
House - Where does he live?
Location: Hampshire, England
Look at what we have here! A cook! Hopefully the midfielder impresses in the kitchen as he does on the pitch for Southampton. (Image: Instagram)
Bio
Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, he spent his youth career in Danish clubs BK Skjold, F.C. Copenhagen and Brondby IF, being awarded Danish U17 Player of the Year in 2011 and Danish Talent of the Year in 2013 by Spillerforeningen, before joining German giants Bayern Munich in 2012. He made his Bundesliga debut at the age of 17 years and 251 days, thus becoming the youngest ever player to play for the Bayern Munich first-team in the Bundesliga. Most of his debut season was spent playing for the Bayern Munich reserves where he made 30 appearances and scored 8 goals. In the 2013/14 season the Danish midfielder made 9 appearances for Bayern Munich, 7 of them came in the Bundesliga and 2 in the DFB Pokal, which included an appearance in the DFB Pokal final where midfielder played 102 minutes in a 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund as The Bavarians completed the domestic cup double of the Bundesliga and DFB Pokal. Due to the lack of first-team opportunities he would go out on loan to fellow Bundesliga outfits Augsburg and Schalke in the 2014/15 and 2015/16 season respectively. After failing to break in to the Bayern Munich first-team the midfielder decided to move elsewhere, his move would come in the form of Premier League club Southampton for whom he signed for a fee of £12.8 million on a 5-year-deal. At St. Mary's he finally saw regular first-team football he so desired, it took the Dane his first couple of seasons to adjust to the English demands, making 63 overall appearances but with no goal to show for it, however, the 2018/19 seasons would see him make 30 Premier League appearances scoring and assisting 4 goals a piece.
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