Dion Dublin acquired a net worth of $16 million starting in 2022. His success in a myriad of business ventures is the source of his wealth.
The former Premier League player experimented with several professions after retiring from football in 2008 with Norwich City. As a result, some of them became successful, while others did not taste the success he dreamed of.
After retiring, Dublin ventured into the entertainment world as part of a career change. Additionally, he plays drums for fun and is the creator of an instrument for drumming which he calls “The Dube”.
Additionally, since 2015 he has been a member of the reporting team for BBC One’s afternoon show Homes Under the Hammer.
Additionally, the former athlete frequently appeared as a commentator for BBC Sport, particularly on Football Focus, Match of the Day and Final Score. He also worked as a commentator in FA Cup matches.
Dion Dublin Transfer Saga From Norwich to Manchester to Norwich
In August 1988 he moved from Norwich City, where he had played as a central striker, to Cambridge United on a free transfer. Cambridge United used him in the same role.
On August 7, 1992, Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson decided to buy Dublin for £1million after watching him play in a cup game.
It was a record transfer for Coventry City at the time, and it was among the most fabulous sums secured by Manchester United when he was transferred to them in September 1994 for £2million. He was then transferred to Coventry City.
The following year, in 1998, he decided to transfer to Aston Villa for the sum of 5.75 million pounds sterling. He returned to his boyhood club Norwich City in 2006, and after playing for two seasons he finally retired in 2008.
