Michael Owen Age, Net Worth, Wife, Family & Biography

Michael Owen Net Worth

$68 Million

Michael Owen also known as Michael James Owen is an English former football player, sports pundit, commentator, analyst and racehorse breeder. As of 2022, Michael Owen’s net worth is $68 million. Owen is regarded as one of the all-time best English strikers who has represented his country’s national team for a long period. Besides that, he graced his presence in the striker position for A-list teams like Real Madrid, Liverpool, Newcastle Utd, Stoke City, and Manchester United.

Owen who got inspired and influenced by his father Terry Owen started his hands on this game at the age of 7. While he was studying at the Deeside Area Primary School, his journey in this football career began. His play style includes an aggressive approach and as a striker, he cut like a sharp knife through the opponent’s defense. As he signed a deal with Liverpool, on his debut he became the youngest player to score a goal in the Premier League.

Michael Owen Wiki/Biography

Born on 14 December 1979, Michael Owen’s age is 43 Years Old as of 2022. He was born and brought up in Chester, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom. He holds a British-English nationality and has his belief in Catholic-Christian religion. There he spent most of his earlier days. He alongside his family then relocated and started living in Lower Soughton Manor, Flintshire, North Wales, Wales, United Kingdom.

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This is also Owen’s current residence although due to his profession he needs to travel quite often. Owen spent his amazing time in a Soccer oriented household alongside his lovely family and had a knack for this game ever since he was a kid.

Michael had his early studies in his local elementary school which was named Rector Drew Primary School. In school, Owen started exploring his interest in Football and soon enrolled his name. Then he followed up by admitting into Deeside Area Primary School. He was allowed to then participate in the U-11 team of the school.

Owen’s exceptional prowess in the game even at that early age earned him the laurel of Captain of his respective section and he then scored a whopping 97 goals. Owen had his share of fanboying over Everton. Michael pursued next to break the record of Ian Rush who had the previous record of 72 goals.