Mino Raiola dead (cause of death)
The football world is shocked by the news that football superagent Mino Raiola is dead. He died on April 28th, 2022, after a brief illness. This article is about his cause of death and includes information about his illness and successful career.
Sports Bible Announced the death of the Raiola on Twitter, they claim Raiola died from an illness that was not named.
On January this year, Express.co.uk reported that Raiola was admitted into intensive care with a pulmonary problem.
It is believed now that the same condition lead to his untimely death..
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Mino Raiola Networth And Age
Raiola had a successful career in football, managing the likes of Paul Pogba, Erling Haaland and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
He is widely regarded as the super-agent due to the high-profile names under his management.
Reports Gathered online from multiple sources estimate his net worth to be around $100 million.
Raiola’s Wife and children
Raiola lived a very private personal life and never brought his family into the spotlight.
Information about his wife and children are very scarce and cannot be found.
Why is Mino Raiola so popular?
He is very popular because of the number of high-profile players and Athletes he manages.
Below is a list of all his clients.
1. Erling Haaland – Borussia Dortmund,
2. Matthijs de Ligt – Juventus,
3. Gianluigi Donnarumma – Paris Saint-Germain,
4. Paul Pogba – Manchester United,
5. Marco Verratti – Paris Saint-Germain
6. Stefan de Vrij – Inter Milan
7. Hirving Lozano – Napoli
8. Marcus Thuram – Borussia Monchengladbach
9. Moise Kean – Juventus
10. Ryan Gravenberch – Ajax
11. Donyell Malen – Borussia Dortmund
12. Alessio Romagnoli – AC Milan
13. Konstantinos Manolas – Napoli
14. Owen Wijndal – AZ Alkmaar
15. Alphonse Areola – West Ham United
16. Denzel Dumfries – Inter Milan
17. Henrikh Mkhitaryan – AS Roma
18. Calvin Stengs – Nice
19. Myron Boadu – AS Monaco
20. Justin Kluivert – OGC Nice
21. Mohamed Ihattaren – Sampdoria
22. Andrea Pinamonti – FC Empoli
23. Walter Benitez – OGC Nice
24. Mitchel Bakker – Bayer Leverkusen
25. Luca Pellegrini – Juventus
26. Brian Brobbey – RB Leipzig
27. Pablo Rosario – OGC Nice
28. Mohamed Fares – Genoa
29. Kenny Tete – Fulham
30. Zlatan Ibrahimovic – AC Milan
31. Giacomo Bonaventura – Fiorentina
32. Pantelis Chatzidiakos – AZ Alkmaar
33. Blaise Matuidi – Inter Miami
34. Riccardo Calafiori – AS Roma
35. Vangelis Pavlidis – AZ Alkmaar
36. Philippe Sandler – ESTAC Troyes
37. Rodrigo Ely – Nottingham Forest
38. Joao Paulo – Seattle Sounders
39. Roberto Insigne – Benevento Calcio
40. Derrick Luckassen – Fatih Garagumruk
41. Mario Balotelli – Adana Demirspor
42. Federico Macheda – Panathinaikos Athens
43. Micky van de Ven – Wolfsburg
44. Alessandro Deiola – Cagliari Calcio
45. Wesley – FC Sion
46. Marco Tumminello – Reggina 1914
47. Luciano Narsingh – Free agent
48. Cedric Gondo – US Salernitana
49. Vladimir Weiss – Slovan Bratislava
50. Liam van Gelderon – Ajax
51. Immanuel Pherai – Borussia Dortmund
52. Emre Mor – Fatih Karagumruk
53. Camillo Ciano – Frosinone Calcio
54. Thomas Lam – CSKA Sofia
55. Raul Assencio – AD Alcorcon
56. Fabio Pisacane – US Lecce
57. Xavi Simmons – Paris Saint-Germain
58. Ricardo Kishna – ADO Den Haag
59. Nicolo Armini – Piacenza Calcio 1919
60. Davide Merola – Calcio Foggia 1920
61. Ouasim Bouy – Al Kharaitiyat SC
62. Mattia Vitale – FC Pro Vercelli 1892
63. Eron – Atletico Mineiro
64. Lucas Roggia – Juventude
65. Gustavo Hebling – XV De Piracicaba
66. Hicham Kanis – Panserraikos
67. Ahmed Camara – Opountios Martino
68. Vincenzo Tommasone – FC Rieti
69. Lorenzo Andriuoli – Union Villa Cassano
70. Burak Kardes – Eendracht Termien
71. Felipe Mattioni – free agent
72. Abdel Malek El Hasnaoui – OFC Ostzaan
73. Davide Acampa – Napoli
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