Mathieu Flamini believed he was the only French national team player to become a billionaire. But a recent Daily Mail article claimed that Louis Saha is also a billionaire.
Reconversion is the most difficult time for professional footballers. But some former French national team players have found a way to become billionaires.
According to the Daily Mail, former Red Devils striker Louis Saha invested his money wisely after retiring from professional football.
He invested in blockchain through NFTs and cryptocurrencies, among other things.
Louis Saha also cast his net wide, investing his money in technology and digital.
He then founded an athlete consulting company called AxisStars.
According to the British press, Louis Saha has amassed an estimated fortune of €5.1 billion with AxisStars.
The 46-year-old former footballer is also reportedly sitting on a fortune seven times larger than that of his former locker room mate Cristiano Ronaldo.
As a reminder, Louis Saha didn’t lift any trophies with the French national team, but he had a blast in England.
Talented and dynamic, the former Manchester United striker won nine trophies with his club, including a Champions League (2007-2008).
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