Takefusa Kubo
In this article you will discover everything you want to know about Takefusa Kubo: his current girlfriend or wife, his salary and his tattoos. Read along and find out in what house the Japanese right winger lives in and also have a look at his cars!
Net Worth & Market Value Wiki
| Birthdate | June 4th, 2001 |
| Birthplace | Kawasaki, Japan |
| Length | 1.73 m (5 ft 8 in) |
| Team | Villareal |
| Position | right winger |
| Number | 16 |
| Nickname | The Japanese Messi |
| Traits | Dribbler |
Kubo Salary & Net Worth Revealed
Salary 2021How much does he earn?
In August 2020 the right winger signed a contract with Villareal that nets him a whopping salary of 2.2 Million Euro (2 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €10,906 (£9,935) per day and €454 (£414) per hour!
In August 2020 the right winger signed a contract with Villareal that nets him a whopping salary of 2.2 Million Euro (2 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns €10,906 (£9,935) per day and €454 (£414) per hour!
| Per year | €2,200,000 | £1,913,043 |
| Per month | €183,333 | £159,420 | Per week | €42,308 | £36,789 | Per day | €6,027 | £5,241 | Per hour | €251 | £218 | Per minute | €4 | £4 |
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This means the average man needs to work for at least 5.6 years to earn the same as The Japanese Messi earns in only 1 month.
| Net Worth: | 12.5 Million Euro (11.4 Million Pound) |
| Market Value: | 30 Million Euro (27.4 Million Pound) |
Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?
Takefusa Kubo Single - Single
Eyes for the ball, only! Like Lionel Messi, the diminutive Japanese dribbler only has eyes for the ball. Don't fret little Kubo, I'm sure there's an Antonella for you too. She only has to find you!
Eyes for the ball, only! Like Lionel Messi, the diminutive Japanese dribbler only has eyes for the ball. Don't fret little Kubo, I'm sure there's an Antonella for you too. She only has to find you!
Family - Get to know them
- Takashi Inui
Coaches so often go under the radar when it comes to a player's development as the spotlight more often than not, always falls on the manger; Takashi Inui played an integral part in the prodigious winger's development, both on and off the pitch, during his spell with RCD Mallorca in the 2019/20 campaign.
Coaches so often go under the radar when it comes to a player's development as the spotlight more often than not, always falls on the manger; Takashi Inui played an integral part in the prodigious winger's development, both on and off the pitch, during his spell with RCD Mallorca in the 2019/20 campaign.
Kubo Tattoo - Does he have one?
Odd one out! The Real Madrid winger is probably the only Madridista in the Los Blancos squad who doesn't have any tattoos on him! We figured being around Sergio Ramos for the next couple of years will surely change that, after all, the captain can be (very) persuasive!
House - Where does he live?
Location: Villarreal, Spain
The Japanese sensation has landed in Villarreal, Spain as a part of a loan deal which will see him feature for The Yellow Submarine for the 2020/21 campaign. Keep an eye out as he's sure to light up his new home, Estadio de la Cerámica.
The Japanese sensation has landed in Villarreal, Spain as a part of a loan deal which will see him feature for The Yellow Submarine for the 2020/21 campaign. Keep an eye out as he's sure to light up his new home, Estadio de la Cerámica.
Kubo Car - What does he drive?
The young boy from the 'Land of the Rising Sun' keeps to keep his feet warm that for blistering speed and those sharp turns, and wheels have never figured in to the equation!
Player Bio
Born on June 4th, 2001, in Kawasaki Japan, his affinity for the football was apparent from a very early age, and beginning at the age of 7, the youngster started playing football with a number of academies, including, FC Persimmon, Tokyo Verdy, Kawasaki Frontale, and FC Tokyo. Between 2011-2015 there was even a spell at FC Barcelona’s fabled La Masia, where he was even awarded the MVP, after being top goal scorer with 74 goals in 30 games. The sky seemed to be the limit, but a violation of FIFA rules saw the prodigious talent return to Japan. Upon his return, the winger joined up with FC Tokyo, and made his debut in the J.League at a record setting age of 15 years, 5 months and one day; consequently he became the youngest player to score in the division after netting the winner in a 1-0 win over Cerezo Osaka. The fledgling footballer made a total of 30 appearances for FC Tokyo and chipped in with a combined 11 goals and assists. In the summer of 2014 another Spanish giant, Real Madrid, signed ‘The Japanese Messi’ to their ranks on a five-year deal. However, "the kid" from Japan was loaned out to RCD Mallorca to help him come to terms with La Liga football with regular first-team opportunities. The mesmeric dribbler grabbed the opportunity with both feet and featured in all but three league fixtures during the 2019/20 campaign, netting 4 goals and finding his teammates for 5 more. His successful spell led to another loan move, this time with Villarreal for the 2020/21 campaign.
