Héctor Moreno Net Worth 2018: What is this World Cup football/soccer player worth?
Héctor Moreno is a professional football/soccer player who played in the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Moreno plays Centre-back for Real Sociedad as number 6. Moreno was born on January 17, 1988, in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico. This article examines Héctor Moreno’s net worth.
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Héctor Moreno Career and Earnings/Salary
As a youth, Héctor Moreno played for Club Universidad Nacional during 2003-2006. Over 2006-2007, Moreno played for Club Universidad Nacional earning 44 caps and scoring 2 goals. During 2008-2011, Moreno played for AZ Alkmaar earning 80 caps and scoring 6 goals. In 2011-2015, Moreno played for RCD Espanyol earning 118 caps and scoring 7 goals. In 2015-2017, Moreno played for PSV Eindhoven earning 61 caps and scoring 11 goals. From 2017-2018, Moreno played for A.S. Roma earning 5 caps and scoring 0 goals.
Héctor Moreno also played nationally. During 2005, Moreno played for the Mexico national football team U-17 scoring 2 goals, with 6 caps. During 2007, Moreno played for the Mexico national under-20 football team with 4 caps and 1 goals. In 2007-, Moreno played for the Mexico national football team earning 91 caps and scoring 3 goals.
Héctor Moreno Net Worth 2018
Footballers’ (soccer) contract sizes vary heavily based on location and skills. In Europe, Premier League pay are around $4-5 million per year, and MLS players in the USA get around $200,000 per year. In Latin America, players make about $1-2 million per year, and in China, footballers receive about $200,000. The least paying leagues pay under $50,000 per year. The best players in Europe can earn $50 million or more. In acutal World Cup play, footballers generaly bring in $500,000 or less.
So what is football/soccer player Héctor Moreno’s net worth in 2018? Our estimate for Héctor Moreno’s net worth as of 2018 is:
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