He won 7 Premier Leagues, was bankrupt and what Wes Brown is doing now

Former Manchester United player Wes Brown was declared bankrupt by the UK High Court of Justice. This is one of the most shocking cases because Brown won 7 Premier League and 2 Champions Leagues with Manchester. In addition, his success was so great that he received 58,000 euros a week, that is, he had a real fortune, but bad investments led him to bankruptcy. Wes Brown currently dedicated himself to carrying out different activities with FIFA and Manchester United, where he goes he is received as a legend.

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Diario As de España detailed what happened with the footballer who reached glory with Manchester: "Wes Brown, former player of the England National Team and Manchester United, has been declared bankrupt by the High Court of Justice of the United Kingdom," revealed the media cited. The bad investments made Brown go bankrupt and as if that wasn't enough everything fell apart when he separated from his wife.

Wes Brown was one of the most regular defenders that Manchester United had. During the time of Sir Alex Ferguson he was an undisputed defender. Even Wes was international with England together on 23 occasions. A successful career that collapsed due to bad decisions. After he was at Manchester United, Brown tried his luck at Sunderland and Blackburn, but today his career fell apart.

Leanne, Brown's wife, decided to break up with the former Manchester United player in 2021, apparently the relationship was not going well even though they had 3 children: "When you realize that the only relationship in your life that needs more attention, love, kindness, respect and compassion is the one you have with yourself, your life will improve radically," Brown's wife posted on her social networks.

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The numbers of players who end up bankrupt are alarming

In the Premier League, 60% of players who retire end up in bankruptcy. It's a really alarming figure because it means that more than half of footballers don't know how to invest their money. Brown's case is just one of many that became media coverage. Training as a soccer player must go with a comprehensive education in terms of investment and savings.