TOP 10: Sunday Times Young Rich List 2020 1. Gareth Bale
Thu May 14, 2020 5:12 pm
Sunday Times Rich List reveals how much Gareth Bale is worth as he trumps Anthony Joshua and Man Utd's Paul Pogba
The Wales superstar has seen his wealth shoot through the roof while in the Spanish capital, despite facing an uncertain future at the Bernabeu
By Glen Williams
Thursday 14th May 2020
Welshman Gareth Bale is the wealthiest active sports star aged 30 or under, according to figures which have just been revealed in the Sunday Times Rich List.
The Real Madrid winger has seen his fortune shoot by £20million to £114m in the Spanish capital, meaning he now tops the publication's Young Rich List packed full of household names.
Bale, who was second in the category last year behind now 31-year-old Rory McIlroy, has seen his stock rise from £94m in 2019, despite a less-than-ideal campaign for Los Blancos which has seen him consistently linked with moves away.
Bale, 30, pipped boxing superstar and heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua (£107m), whose wealth rose dramatically from £58m last year, and Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba (£50m).
The Wales international has most recently been linked with a move to Premier League side Newcastle, should the controversial £300m Saudi takeover bid come to fruition.
The list is comprised the wealthiest people or families resident in the UK ranked by net wealth.
Sunday Times Young Rich List 2020
1. Gareth Bale £114m
2. Anthony Joshua £107m
3. Paul Pogba £50m
= 4. Kevin De Bruyne £34m
= 4. David de Gea £34m
6. Raheem Sterling £28m
7. N'Golo Kane £25m
8. Harry Kane £24m
9. Daniel Sturridge £22m
10. Jordan Henderson £21m
According to The Sunday Times.
In the main Rich List category, Lewis Hamilton was named the most affluent active sports star in history with a staggering £224m fortune.
The British Formula 1 phenomenon saw his personal wealth rise by £37m over the last year, largely owing to his money-spinning contract with Mercedes.
Hamilton has surpassed the whopping £200m mark which was the original benchmark set by former Manchester United and Real Madrid star David Beckham when he retired back in 2013.
McIlroy is the only other sports star on the Sunday Times Rich List, with his wealth having grown by £32m to £170m since 2019 thanks to his return to form on the course and a clutch of lucrative sponsorship deals.
The Wales superstar has seen his wealth shoot through the roof while in the Spanish capital, despite facing an uncertain future at the Bernabeu
By Glen Williams
Thursday 14th May 2020
Welshman Gareth Bale is the wealthiest active sports star aged 30 or under, according to figures which have just been revealed in the Sunday Times Rich List.
The Real Madrid winger has seen his fortune shoot by £20million to £114m in the Spanish capital, meaning he now tops the publication's Young Rich List packed full of household names.
Bale, who was second in the category last year behind now 31-year-old Rory McIlroy, has seen his stock rise from £94m in 2019, despite a less-than-ideal campaign for Los Blancos which has seen him consistently linked with moves away.
Bale, 30, pipped boxing superstar and heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua (£107m), whose wealth rose dramatically from £58m last year, and Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba (£50m).
The Wales international has most recently been linked with a move to Premier League side Newcastle, should the controversial £300m Saudi takeover bid come to fruition.
The list is comprised the wealthiest people or families resident in the UK ranked by net wealth.
Sunday Times Young Rich List 2020
1. Gareth Bale £114m
2. Anthony Joshua £107m
3. Paul Pogba £50m
= 4. Kevin De Bruyne £34m
= 4. David de Gea £34m
6. Raheem Sterling £28m
7. N'Golo Kane £25m
8. Harry Kane £24m
9. Daniel Sturridge £22m
10. Jordan Henderson £21m
According to The Sunday Times.
In the main Rich List category, Lewis Hamilton was named the most affluent active sports star in history with a staggering £224m fortune.
The British Formula 1 phenomenon saw his personal wealth rise by £37m over the last year, largely owing to his money-spinning contract with Mercedes.
Hamilton has surpassed the whopping £200m mark which was the original benchmark set by former Manchester United and Real Madrid star David Beckham when he retired back in 2013.
McIlroy is the only other sports star on the Sunday Times Rich List, with his wealth having grown by £32m to £170m since 2019 thanks to his return to form on the course and a clutch of lucrative sponsorship deals.
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Re: TOP 10: Sunday Times Young Rich List 2020 1. Gareth Bal
Thu May 14, 2020 6:12 pm
Come home mate. Play at CCS, enjoy yourself. Get your kids settled in school.
Hero worshipped .
Build a legacy
Hero worshipped .
Build a legacy
Re: TOP 10: Sunday Times Young Rich List 2020 1. Gareth Bal
Fri May 15, 2020 12:35 am
Foghorn65 wrote:Come home mate. Play at CCS, enjoy yourself. Get your kids settled in school.
Hero worshipped .
Build a legacy
I heard he is coming home,and investing his money with city,in a bid to gain control he will start of as player coach,then retire when he then takes over as manager, takes us to the promised land,his investment rises and he becomes 51 per center
we can but dream! 
