Adil Rami has been on the rise lately and even almost more than when he was a professional football player. Retired from the high level, the former world champion defender with the Blues now affects a wider audience thanks to his participation in programs like “Dance with the stars”, where he finished in an amazing third place, but also with his interventions on his Twitch channel. The ex-player of LOSC, OM or Valencia makes her humor there while continuing to talk about football.
If he obviously no longer earns the same sums of money as when he lived only from football, Rami is not one of these ruined ex-sport. It was precisely money that he discussed during his visit to the program “Clique”, with Mouloud Achour. And the native of Fréjus could notably evoke his misunderstanding and his spite in the face of the French tax system.
“You might think I am pretentious, but I have the impression that the best investment is me, my person. Dance with stars, traitors, Twitch, it's profitability. I pay for my person, my energy, my way of speaking and it brings me sponsors. Today, I am aware that I am working well.
I think I could stop working. But to be honest, I would be losing if I stayed in France. There are too many taxes, too many taxes and too many laws that I cannot understand. If I wanted to be happy without working, I should go to the side of Dubai, Marrakech or Bali. But I need to work to feel alive and because I like light ”explained Adil Rami.
Not educated in money
Thanks to those around him, and in particular his older sister who has been his interests for years, the forties has kept his feet on the ground. “We had no money so we didn't know how to get on that. The luck I have is to be in this family, surrounded by my mom, my two sisters and my brother, who protect my money today. They take care of my investments and all my real estate purchases. For me, real estate is a safe bet ”.
Adil Rami is currently in the Les Traitters program, broadcast on M6, in the company of Sophie Tapie, the daughter of the deceased ex-boss of OM, Bernard Tapie.
