Born Kouassi Ryan Sessegnon on the 18th May 2000, in Roehampton, Surrey England, he is a professional football (soccer) player, who currently plays for the British side Fulham as a left back or left winger. Since starting his career, Ryan has won a number of recognitions, including the PFA Championship Team of the Year 2016-2017 selection.
Have you ever wondered how rich Ryan Sessegnon is, as of early 2018? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Sessegnon’s net worth is as high as $300,000, an amount earned through his successful career, active only since 2016, although the contract he was only able to sign when turning 17 promises him considerable future wealth.
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Ryan, one of two twin brothers with part-Beninese ancestry to join Fulham at the age of eight and to spend next eight years rising throug its youth system, before turning professional.
He made his debut on the 9th August 2016 against Leyton Orient in an EFL Cup match. Seven days later he was used for the league match against Leeds United, and his first goal came four days later when his Fulham played against Cardiff City, so becoming the first player in the English leagues born in the 2000s to score, and also the youngest player in the Championship to score a goal. He continued with great plays for Fulham both in league and cup, finishing the season with seven goals in 30 games in total. His play drew considerable interest from the media, and even the Italian newspaper La Gazzetta Dello Sport ranking Sessegnon in the top 30 of Under-20 players in Europe in early 2017, while he was named the 19th-best under-20 player in world football in May 2017’s Sports Illustrated.
He also drew interest from most clubs of the English Premier League, but also from the Bundesliga, however, he decided to extend his stay at Craven Cottage, by signing a contract that would keep him there until 2020.
Ryan continued rather successfully into the new 2017-18 season, and so far has appeared in 38 games and has scored 14 goals.
Aside from a successful club career, he has also played for the England national squad, though he is yet to make his senior squad debut. He won the UEFA European Under-19 Championship in 2017 with the squad, and was the joint-top scorer of the tournament with three other players.
When it comes to his personal life, Ryan’s twin brother Steven also plays for Fulham, though as a midfielder and defender. Regarding his relationship status, at 17 Ryan is still single and primarily focused on his budding career.
