Top 5_ Richest African Footballers As At 2017.

1. Samuel Eto’o

This Cameroonian football player plays for Turkish club Antalyaspor as a striker. The 35 year-old is the most successful and most decorated African player of all time.

Samuel scored over 100 goals in five seasons with Barcelona; and is also the record holder in number of appearances by an African player in La Liga.

The former Indomitable Lions captain was in fact once the highest-paid player in the world during his spell with Anzhi Makhachkala where he earned €20 million ($25 million) a year after taxes.

Eto’o is now one of the richest footballer in the world. He is the richest footballer in Africa with a net worth of $95 million.

2. Didier Drogba

He is the all-time top scorer and former captain of the Ivory Coast national football team.

Drogba is best known for his career at Chelsea; for whom he has scored more goals than any other foreign player and is currently the club’s fourth highest goal scorer of all time. He has also been named African Footballer of the the year twice. He won the accolade in 2006 and 2009.

Didier’s enormous fortune is impressive, by considering that he didn’t earn a big move before transfer to chelsea, but then after he had different lucrative contracts.

The forward is now playing for Montreal Impact and his salary is estimated at $15.8 million with a net worth of $90 million.

3. Yaya Toure

Toure is an Ivorian professional footballer who plays as a central midfielder for Premier League club Manchester City. He is the former captain of Ivory Coast national team. His net worth is nearly $70 million .

The 34-year-old is  one of the world’s best players. He was also voted African Footballer of the year 4 consecutive times.

The experienced midfielder helped the Ivory Coast while captaining them to victory in 2015; and He also helped City earn their first league title in 44 years.

4. Emmanuel Adebayor

Togo’s all time top scorer has had well-paying contracts in different clubs he played for in English Premier League. while at Manchester city the striker earned a reportedly $268,000 million.

Adebayor helped Togo to qualify for the 2006 Africa Cup of Nations, scoring 11 goals in the qualifiers, more than any other player in the African qualifiers.
The Togolese who plays as a striker for Turkish club İstanbul Büyükşehir, has set up projects in Togo and all accross the continent.

He is Net worth is $25 million.

5. Michael Essien

He is a Ghanaian midfielder who was the most expensive african footballer in history when he joined Chelsea in 2005.

The Ghanaian has achieved great success at Chelsea winning the Premier League and Champions League amongst others, and reportedly earns $5million a year.

The 34-years-old now plays for the Panathinaikos and the Ghanaian national team and has a net worth of $35 million.

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