Antonio Rudiger height, age, wife, family, biography, etc.
Antonio Rudiger is a German footballer. He was born on 3 March 1993 in Berlin, Germany. His height is approx 6 feet 3 inches.
He play as a Defender in Germany football team. He is a part of Chelsea football club and his shirt number is 2. His main position is center back but he also play at right back position.
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Personal Information
Name
Antonio Rudiger
NickName
Rudiger
Date of Birth
3 March 1993
Current Age
28 Years
Team
Germany
Club
Chelsea
Country
Germany
Nationality / Citizenship
German
Current City / Home Town
Berlin, Germany
Birth Place
Berlin, Germany
Language
English
Education
N/A
Religion
Muslim
Caste
N/A
Height
In feet: 6 feet 3 inches
Centimeters: 188 cm
Meters: 1.88 m
Inches: 75 inches
Weight
80 kg approx
Hair Color
Black
Hair Style
Simple
Networth/ Salary
Approx 10 million
Hobbies
Playing Football
Football Information
Field Position
Main position:
- Centre-Back
Other position:
- Right-Back
Preferred Foot
Right
Role in Team
Defender
Coach or Mentor
N/A
Jersey / Shirt Number
2
Major Clubs
Chelsea
National Teams
- Germany Under-18
- Germany Under-19
- Germany Under-20
- Germany Under-21
- Germany
Youth Career
- VfB Sperber Neukolln
- SV Tasmania Berlin
- Neukollner Sportfreunde 1907 Hertha
- Zehlendorf
- Borussia Dortmund
- VfB Stuttgart
Senior Career
- VfB Stuttgart II
- VfB Stuttgart
- Roma
- Chelsea
Legacy Number
N/A
Professional Debut
N/A
Antonio Rudiger Wife and Family
His father name is Matthias Rudiger and his mother name is Lily Rudiger. He is a half brother of Sahr Senesie. His girl friend name is Sierra Leone.
Wife or Girl Friend
Sierra Leone
Parents
Father: Matthias Rudiger
Mother: Lily Rudiger
Siblings
Brothers: Sahr Senesie
Sisters: N/A
Children
Son: N/A
Daughter: N/A
Others
N/A
Favorites
Footballer
N/A
Sports
Football
Actor
N/A
Actress
N/A
Food
N/A
Football Ground
N/A
Sportsman
N/A
Holiday Destination
N/A
Awards and Achivements
Individual:
- Under-19 Fritz Walter Gold Medal in 2012.
- UEFA Champions League Squad of the Season in 2020–21.
Germany:
- FIFA Confederations Cup in 2017.
Chelsea:
- FA Cup in 2017–18 and runner-up in 2019–20 and in 2020–21.
- UEFA Champions League 2020–21.
- EFL Cup runner-up in 2018–19.
- UEFA Europa League in 2018–19.
- UEFA Super Cup in 2021.
Records
- Not Available yet.