What is Stan Collymore's Net Worth?
Stan Collymore is a retired English footballer and football pundit with a net worth of $35 million. Born in Stone, Staffordshire on January 22, 1971, he enjoyed a prominent career as a centre-forward from 1990 to 2001, including setting the British transfer record in 1995 with his £8.5 million move from Nottingham Forest to Liverpool. Moreover, he earned three caps for the England national team.
Early Career
Initially supporting Aston Villa as a child, Collymore gained the attention of several football clubs and commenced his professional career with Crystal Palace at 19. Throughout his playing years, he represented multiple clubs including Southend United, Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Leicester City, Bradford City, and Real Oviedo. His career ended on March 7, 2001, at the age of 30, just five weeks after joining Real Oviedo, deciding to explore other career opportunities thereafter.
Acting and Broadcasting Career
In 2005, Collymore ventured into acting, playing Kevin Franks in the film Basic Instinct 2 alongside Sharon Stone. Shifting his focus to broadcasting, he became a prominent voice in sports radio and television. From 2007 to 2008, he reported for BBC Radio 5 Live, covering the Champions League Final between Manchester United and Chelsea. Later, he transitioned to talkSport as a presenter and commentator, also serving as an analyst on matchday live programs.
Personal Life and Controversies
Collymore’s personal life has been marred by controversies. His relationship with Ulrika Jonsson ended after a physical altercation in 1998. He later married Estelle Williams, but the marriage ended in 2007 amidst serious allegations including threats. Additionally, Collymore was embroiled in a “dogging” scandal, leading to his dismissal from the BBC. Despite these issues, he actively supports Republic, an advocacy group for an elected UK head of state, and is engaged with the charity Depression Alliance.
