Last updated: August 2026
| Net Worth | $5 million – $10 million (estimated; public figures vary widely) |
| Born | January 1, 1996 |
| Profession | Professional Footballer |
| Nationality | 🇧🇷 Brazilian (born in Belgium) |
Andreas Pereira is a Brazilian international footballer who plays as a midfielder for Fulham, with a net worth estimated in the mid-single-digit millions of dollars.
Early Life & Family
Andreas Hugo Hoelgebaum Pereira was born on January 1, 1996, in Duffel, Belgium, to Brazilian parents; his father, Marcos, was a professional footballer at Lommel United, where Andreas trained as a boy. He joined Dutch club PSV’s youth academy at age nine before signing for Manchester United in November 2011.
Rise to Fame
Pereira progressed through Manchester United’s academy, captaining the club’s 2013 Milk Cup-winning youth side and winning three consecutive U21 Premier League titles. He made his first-team Premier League debut for United in March 2015, and his strike against Southampton was later voted the club’s Goal of the Season for 2018-19.
Career History
After loan spells and permanent moves to clubs including Granada, Valencia, Lazio, and Flamengo — where he was part of a double-winning Copa do Brasil and Copa Libertadores side in 2022 — Pereira signed for Fulham in July 2022. He made his senior international debut for Brazil in September 2018, having previously represented Belgium, the country of his birth, at youth level.
How They Built Their Wealth
Pereira’s income is built on his Premier League wages at Fulham, together with transfer fees and signing bonuses accumulated across his moves between Manchester United, Spanish, Italian, and Brazilian clubs.
Personal Life
Pereira has spoken about his unusual dual heritage, having represented both Belgium and Brazil at various stages of his youth and senior career before committing to Brazil internationally.
Andreas Pereira’s net worth is estimated in the mid-single-digit millions of dollars, built across a well-traveled career spanning some of European and South American football’s biggest clubs.
