What is Clint Dempsey doing these days?

Dempsey had always said that his idol since childhood was Maradona and that is why he felt very closely the death of the former Argentine player. Between fishing, his family and solidarity, Clin Dempsey spends his time after retirement as a soccer player.

How much does Clint Dempsey make a year?

8 million USD (2013)
Clint Dempsey/Salary

Is Dempsey retired?

August 29, 2018
Clint Dempsey/Career end

Is Clint Dempsey married?

Bethany Dempseym. 2007
Clint Dempsey/Spouse

Did Tim Howard retire?

On January 22, 2019, Howard announced the 2019 Major League Soccer season would be his final season as a professional player. He retired in October 2019.

Why did Dempsey leave Tottenham?

Dempsey’s Tottenham departure came about as he was effectively surplus to requirements. With all due respect to Dempsey, when Bale moved into the role the former had frequented last season, the North London side saw an increase in productivity. That was testament to the excellent vein of form the Welshman struck.

How old is Landon Donovan?

39 years (March 4, 1982)
Landon Donovan/Age

What happened to Tim Howard?

Tim Howard retired from football after finishing the 2019 Major League Soccer season and he started a career as an analyst for the Premier League games on NBC Sports.

What club does Tim Howard own?

Tim Howard, who retired in October after a stint in MLS with the Colorado Rapids, has returned to active duty as part of the club he co-owns and for which he is the sporting director. Memphis 901’s season begins on Saturday, and Howard will have more than just a seat in the front office for it.

Did Clint Dempsey play in Europe?

Through a 15-year career, Dempsey played for the New England Revolution, Fulham FC, Tottenham Hotspur and Sounders. He holds the record for most goals scored by an American in the English Premier League, is second in all-time regular-season goals scored for the Sounders and bagged 57 goals for USMNT.

Does Dempsey still play soccer?

During the season Dempsey tallied 12 goals in 29 regular season appearances and was named MLS Comeback Player of the Year for 2017. He announced his retirement from soccer on August 29, 2018.