Soccer
47-year-old former English footballer, Gareth Southgate is the current manager of the England National Team in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Formerly playing as the defender, Gareth Southgate is active in his coaching career since 2006.
With his professional career, Gareth Southgate blessed with massive fame is enjoying the net worth of $12 million currently. Want to know more about his salary, earnings, and achievements? Scroll down.
Southgate making his professional playing career debut in 1988 played for 19 years as a player before serving as the football coach in 2006.
Gareth Southgate making his successful journey of playing career and managerial career is estimated to be enjoying the net worth of $12 million as of 2018.
As reported, currently the England National Team's coach earns the annual salary of £1.69 million.
CAPTION: England National Team Coach Gareth Southgate SOURCE: Sky Sports Well, the highest paid coach in the FIFA World Cup is Joachim Low (Germany) with the salary of £3.31 million which is followed by Brazilian coach Tite with the salary of £3.02 million.
As for a fact, initially the manager of the England Under-21 Team from 2013 to 2016, Southgate became the manager England National Team on a 4-year contract signed on November 30, 2016.
However, he also became the lowest paid England coach after Kevin Keegan (1999-2000) with a salary of £700,000, while the previous coach Roy Hodgson (2012-2016) pocketed the salary of £3.5 million.
Have a look at the salary table of England coaches.
| Coach | Salary |
| Kevin Keegan (1999-2000) | £700,000 |
| Sven-Goran Eriksson (2001-2006) | £4.5 million |
| Steve McClaren (2006-2007) | £2.5 million |
| Fabio Capello (2008-2012) | £6 million |
| Roy Hodgson (2012-2016) | £3.5 million |
| Sam Allardyce (2016) | £3 million |
| Gareth Southgate (current) | £1.69 million |
Let's take a glimpse on his playing career contracts too.
Beginning his career with Crystal Palace in 1988, Southgate played for the team till 1995 recording 15 goals in 152 appearances. Then, he moved to Aston Villa on a transfer fee of £2.5 million and lifted the League Cup with the team in 1995 and in 2001 left the club.
Then he moved to Middlesbrough on a 4-year deal signed on July 11, 2001, on a fee of £6.5 million fees. And after playing for the team till 2006 with 4 goals in 160 appearances, he waved hands to his playing career.
Also, he was capped 57 times to play for England and has scored 2 International goals.
Soon after his retirement, he was assigned for his first managerial role at Middlesbrough in June 2006 and served till 2009.
As reported, Gareth Southgate and his wife Alison Southgate (married 1997) owns a house in
Harrogate, the United Kingdom, which is named as Swinsty Hall.
Gareth and Alison, parents of 2 children bought the house in 2006 for £3.25 million. The property features a cinema and leisure room with electric reclining cinema seats and a detached two-bed cottage in the 4.5-acre grounds.
Since 2013 Gareth was trying to sell the property for £3.75 million, but after being appointed as the manager of the National Team, he took down the sale offer to focus on the team.
CAPTION: Gareth Southgate's mansion SOURCE: Mirror Furthermore, Southgate has listed an Audi A7 worth is around $69,700 in his property list, while he has kept most of his property details undercover.
Probably, it will be out soon.
During his playing career, Gareth Southgate made the total of 26 goals in 504 appearances. Southgate who formerly captained Crystal Palace and helped to win the First Division Championship in 1993–94 season.
Along with Aston Villa and Middlesbrough, he won the League Cup (1995–96 and 2003–04 respectively). Having played in 2000 FA Cup Final for Villa and the 2006 UEFA Cup Final for Middlesbrough, Southgate also featured his international career with his appearances in 1998 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro Cup (1996 and 2000).
CAPTION: Former player Gareth Southgate playing for England SOURCE: Telegraph While in the managerial career, Southgate helped England U-21 Team's qualification for the finals of the European Under-21 Championship in 2015 and later was knocked out in the group stages.
And in late 2016, he took over as the manager for the England National Team which qualified in the 2018 FIFA World Cup on October 5, 2017.
