Lothar Matthäus: Wealth and Income

How much money does Lothar Matthäus have?

Lothar Matthäus not only made a name for himself on the soccer field, but also through his countless love affairs. In addition to the smart Lothar, there was also his assets always attractive to women. Born in Herzogenaurach, he was a global brand for his hometown early on, as was the city-based sports brand “Puma” with which Lothar Matthäus concluded many advertising contracts. In addition to the millions that Matthäus earned as a footballer and coach, he is still an advertising icon today. The record international player also worked as a columnist for the Bild newspaper and as a presenter for various TV stations. According to our research, his is estimated fortune around 30 million euros.

The inestimable fortune of Lothar Matthäus

His greatest successes

• European champion 1980
• World Champion 1990
• UEFA Cup with FC Bayern and Inter Milan
• Europe’s footballer of the year 1990
• World footballer 1991
• 7 times German champions (FC Bayern Munich)
• 1 time Italian champion (Inter Milan)

Salary as a TV expert at Sky and RTL

As a TV expert, Lothar earns a top Bundesliga game for the pay TV broadcaster Sky a good salary since 2012/13 and has also been an international match expert at RTL since 2021. According to insider circles, the salary should be around 10,000 euros per use move. That is a lot of money when you consider that Lothar is in action on 34 Bundesliga matchdays alone.

Lothar Matthäus and advertising

Five divorces

Even after five divorces, Lothar Matthäus does not find perfect happiness with women. We list the marriages and children of the footballer:

• 1981 – 1992: Sylvia two daughters (Alisa and Viola)
• 1994 – 1999: Lolita Morena a son (Loris)
• 2003 – 2008: Maijana Kostic
• 2009 – 2011: Kristina Liliana Cudinova
• 2014 – 2021: Anastasia Klimko a son (Milan)

He wasn’t lucky with real estate

The real estate business was not a stroke of luck for Lothar Matthäus. He owns several private properties, including on Lake Como. His investments in plant real estate, on the other hand, were less successful. Just a few months ago, he made headlines with a senior citizen’s home. Here he fell for a fraudster to whom he had rented a property. It advertised with the name Lothar Matthäus and in this way cheated a number of investors. The former Bayern player was also unlucky with public real estate. In 1999 he is said to have owned 94% of the shares in the town hall of Velbert. A dispute arose with the agent who later claimed over 100,000. The due real estate transfer tax was also discussed for months.

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