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In addition to being one of the best footballers in the world for many years, Antoine Griezmann is a jack of all trades when it comes to investments.
Antoine Griezmann has been talked about a lot this week in Madrid. And not just on the pitch. The Frenchman indeed stood out by appearing with Madame at the inauguration of the new restaurant, Rhudo Madrid. And for good reason, the French world champion is one of the five partners at the origin of this new place, along with his teammate Marcos Llorente.
The former Barcelona player is not his first investment unrelated to football. On the contrary, for some years, the native of Mâcon has owned a stable, which already has around ten horses entered in horse racing and had nearly forty victories last year. The French international had previously launched his esports team before ending the adventure.
Investments that pay off…
At the start of his career, Antoine Griezmann launched his own communications company, Amaro, responsible for his image rights but not only since it also manages various activities relating to sports and leisure with an annual turnover of some 5 million euros and 2 million profits. More recently, via the Athletico Ventures Collective investment fund, in which around forty athletes participate, he also invested in the company Wethenew, specializing in sneakers and booming.
More classically, Antoine Griezmann, who still earns more than 12 million euros per year after having received nearly 20 million annually during his time at Barça, has obviously also invested in real estate, increasing the number of real estate purchases, as well as in cars. Enough to build a nice heritage. According to 20minutes, the Frenchman’s fortune would amount to 215 million euros between “salaries, houses, cars, financial investments”.
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