A former player of Manchester United is now worth a stunning £ 4.3 billion after his retirement in 2013 and launches his own company.
It is understood that the company's company is worth more than seven times more than Cristiano Ronaldo's amazing £ 600 billion new value.
Louis Saha and the Portuguese Superster met in the Sir Alex Ferguson team, while the Frenchman retired four years later after Ronaldo left Old Trafford.
Saha had an illustrious career, with Newcastle United, Fulham, Everton, Tottenham, Sunderland, next to two stints in Lazio and Metz.
Unlike many retired football players, the former French striker knew exactly what he wanted to do after calling time on his career at the age of 35 and launched a very successful company.
More than ten years ago, Saha Axisstars founded, known as a community that connects relationships between 'professional athletes and entertainers, their colleagues and trusted partners'.
Their website proudly contains his photo alongside co-founder Kate Hamer.
“Since he hangs his boots, Louis has moved to the world of business, where he used his experience to develop statements to support athletes and other people in the audience, in their career,” was the description.
After his retirement, the Frenchman made the choice to use his football experience and set up a network that athletes would motivate to share their knowledge while they could be seen on the field.
It is understood to mean that Hamer – a former marketer – played a major role in business in addition to the former United Marketing Expert and Technological Executive Patrice Arnera.
Moreover, several sources report that the initiative already has more than 550 ex-athletes in the books.
“I am still asked daily for advice from different people, Saha said for the Guardian.
'For example, my agent called me to say that he had a talented French football player he wants to bring to England, and asked me for advice about creating a tailor -made training program. I put him in contact with people I used to work with.
'These kinds of players could join Axis, because he can then look for a personal coach in his region. It is a difficult process, but it is so worthwhile, because if I can help 100,000 people, it is the best I have ever done. '
Only one former football player could enjoy an ever-increasing level of Success-Mathieu Flamini, who exchanged his sweater for business clothing and the co-founder of the first company in the world is to produce levulinic acid in mass production.
After 17 years since the company was launched, De Sun reported that it is worth more than £ 21 billion.
The Frenchman founded the company 'GF Biochemicals' in 2018, hoping to revolutionize the energy industry, in addition to the graduated business partner of the economy, Pasquale Granata.
In 2016, Flamini and Granata took over the American company Segetis to find more green alternatives to oil.
The former Arsenal player was also co-founder of the Biojournal-''s world's first e-magazine dedicated to eco-sustainability.
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