Simon Kjær

In this article you will discover everything you want to know about Simon Kjær: his current girlfriend or wife, his salary and his tattoos. Read along and find out in what house the Danish centre back lives in and also have a look at his cars!


Birthdate March 26th, 1989
Birthplace Horsens, Denmark
Length 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in)
Team AC Milan
Position centre back
Number 24
Nickname Si

Kjær Salary & Net Worth Revealed

Salary 2023

How much does he earn?

In October 2021 the centre back signed a contract with AC Milan that nets him a whopping salary of 3.1 Million Euro (2.6 Million Pound) per year. We have crunched the numbers, this means he earns () per day and () per hour!

Per year €3,100,000 £2,695,652
Per month €258,333 £224,638
Per week €59,615 £51,839
Per day €8,493 £7,385
Per hour €354 £308
Per minute €6 £5

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This means the average man needs to work for at least 7.2 years to earn the same as Si earns in only 1 month.
Net Worth & Market Value

Net Worth: 27 Million Euro (22.5 Million Pound)
Market Value: 8 Million Euro (6.7 Million Pound)
The 32 year Danish centre-back has played top class professional football through out his career. VfL Wolfsburg, LOSC Lille, Fenerbahçe, Sevilla and AC Milan are some of the clubs the defender has represented. His net worth is estimated around €27,000,000 (£22,500,000) while his market value in the later stages of his career is a respectable €8,000,000 (£6,700,000).

Love Life - Single, Girlfriend or Wife?


Simon Kjær Wife - Elina Gollart

Picture of his Wife, who goes by the name Elina Gollart.
Source: Twitter

The Danish defender is married to the ever so stylish and glamorous Elina Gollart! Elina is the mother of Si's two "wild" children (as she aptly describes them) and is also an aspiring dressmaker. The stunning Dane also has a fair number of admirers with her Instagram followers toppling 32,000!

Family - Get to know them


Coach - Lars Høgh

Picture of Simon Kjær Coach, called Lars Høgh
Source: Instagram

A father figure, Lars Høgh had a monumental career as a goalkeeper with Danish club Odense Boldklub, however, some of his most important work came after retirement. Høgh served as a coach at many clubs in Denmark as well as the national team. He helped built countless careers and players like Simon Kjær are forever grateful for his contributions.

Kjær Tattoo - Does he have one?


Simon Kjær tattoo, the Danish number 24 from Horsens, Denmark
Source: Twitter

Focused in training: The AC Milan centre-back has quite a collection of tattoos all over his arms and body. A few Biblical passages as well as "The Last Supper" is printed on his right arm. While his left arm is embroidered with flowers and butterflies.
Check out our Top 30 Crazy And Ugly Premier League Players Tattoos

House - Where does he live?

Location: Milan, Italy

House of the Danish number 24, located in Milan, Italy
Source: Twitter

From one legend to another: AC Milan royalty Paolo Maldini welcomes The Great Dane to the club as the two get up to friendly chatter during training.Off the pitch Si and his family are loving life in the fashion capital and on the pitch not many stadiums in the world can compare to the elegance and grandeur of the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

Kjær Car - What does he drive?

Mustang

Picture of his Mustang car
Source: Instagram

The bold and the beautiful: The lovely Elina played the good wife and kept Si's favourite automobile in tip-top condition while her husband was away in Russia during the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Spotless and raring to go when it's owners makes his return!

Player Bio

Born on March 26th, 1989, in Horsens Denmark, Si’s development years took place under the academy of Danish Superlig club FC Midtjylland. In 2007 the defender signed his first professional contract with Midtjylland and went on to make a handful of appearances for the first team. His considerable talent and composure at an early age made him the target of several European clubs. The Dane would go on to have journeyman career over the next decade playing all over Europe for clubs including: Palermo, VfL Wolfsburg, Roma, Lille, Fenerbahçe, Sevilla, Atalanta, and most recently AC Milan. The centre-back has over 100 caps for Denmark and in 2016 was made the captain of the national team. He received the 2021 UEFA President’s Award for saving team-mate Christian Eriksen’s life when the midfielder collapsed on the pitch after suffering a cardiac arrest during a group stage match of the 2020 UEFA European Championship.

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