Dutch midfielder Tijjani Reijnders has an estimated net worth of $8 million to $12 million in 2026, and it is rising quickly. On 19 August 2026 Manchester City sold him to Saudi Pro League club Al-Qadsiah for a reported £52 million, one season after paying AC Milan £46.5 million for him. His new contract is reported at $18 million a year, and Saudi Arabia does not tax personal income.
The move changes his finances more than anything else in his career. At City he was reported to earn about £230,000 a week, roughly £12 million a year before British tax at 45 percent. In Saudi Arabia a larger salary arrives with no income tax deducted. He also left with two trophies from his single English season, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, and he was part of the Netherlands squad at the 2026 World Cup.
Updated 2 October 2026. Rewritten after his transfer: the Al-Qadsiah move, four-year contract and reported £52 million fee verified against Wikipedia, Goal and Yahoo Sports; the reported $18 million salary from Al-Riyadiah via Goal; his City wage of about £230,000 a week from TeamTalk, consistent with the roughly £235,000 a week Capology reported before he signed. The previous version still described him as a City player, estimated his City salary at €5-7 million from what other midfielders earn, and built a $4-7 million net worth on that guess.
Tijjani Reijnders Bio
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| First Name | Tijjani |
| Last Name | Reijnders |
| Full Name | Tijjani Martinus Jan Reijnders |
| Date of Birth | 29 July 1998 |
| Age | 28 |
| Birth Place | Zwolle, Netherlands |
| Residence | Not specified |
| Country | Netherlands |
| Profession | Footballer |
| Education | Not specified |
| Father | Martin Reijnders |
| Mother | Angelina Lekatompessy (of Indonesian descent) |
| Nationality | Dutch |
| Siblings | Eliano Reijnders |
| Brother | Eliano Reijnders |
| Religion | Not specified |
| Spouse | Marina Reijnders Gorguis |
| Horoscope | Leo (birthday is July 29) |
| Weight | Not specified |
| Height | 1.85 m |
| Net Worth | Estimated $8–12 million (2026, see below) |
| Category | Footballer, Midfielder |
| Current Team | Al-Qadsiah (Saudi Pro League), since 19 August 2026 |
| Position | Central Midfield |
| Jersey Number | 14 (Al-Qadsiah) |
| Years Active | 2017–present |
| Draft | N/A (soccer does not have a draft system) |
| Drafted By | N/A |
| Previous Teams | PEC Zwolle, AZ Alkmaar, RKC Waalwijk (loan), AC Milan, Manchester City |
| Awards | 2024–25 Serie A Team of the Season, Serie A Best Midfielder, Supercoppa Italiana 2024–25, FA Cup and EFL Cup 2025–26 |
| 1.2M followers (@tijjanireijnders) |
Who Is Tijjani Reijnders?
Tijjani Reijnders came through PEC Zwolle and AZ Alkmaar before joining AC Milan in July 2023. He was named Serie A Midfielder of the Season for 2024-25 after scoring 10 league goals, and Manchester City signed him in June 2025 for £46.5 million on a five-year deal, partly to fill the gap left by Kevin De Bruyne. In one season at City he made 28 league appearances, scored five goals and won the Carabao Cup, beating Arsenal 2-0 in the March 2026 final, as well as the FA Cup. For a contemporary on a long contract at another European giant, see Nuno Mendes’ net worth.
Salary at AC Milan and Manchester City
Milan never published his salary. The documented step up came in England.
Tijjani Reijnders: “I didn’t get a professional contract at 16-17 years old, and at one point in the summer my mother came to me and said I have to get a job!
— City Report (@cityreport_) June 11, 2025
I was asking at the supermarkets… I worked there for one year with my friends. But I think it was good for me to… pic.twitter.com/KEKWqY1EkP
City did not publish his terms either, but the reported figures agree closely. TeamTalk listed his wage at £230,000 a week, and Capology reported before the move that City had offered about €8 million a season after tax, equivalent to roughly £235,000 a week gross. That is about £12 million a year before British income tax at the top rate of 45 percent.
The Al-Qadsiah Move
Reijnders joined Al-Qadsiah on 19 August 2026 on a four-year deal, for a fee reported at £52 million, or about €61 million. Goal, citing the Saudi newspaper Al-Riyadiah, reported his salary at $18 million a year. Saudi Arabia levies no personal income tax, so even if the gross figures were similar, far more of it would reach him than at City. He follows a well-worn route to the Saudi Pro League, where Cristiano Ronaldo remains the benchmark for what the league pays.
The transfer fee is not his money. It goes from Al-Qadsiah to City, and part of it to Milan under a sell-on arrangement, Yahoo Sports reported. It matters to his net worth only because it reflects the value his new club placed on him.
Tijjani Reijnders Net Worth
No audited figure exists, so this page works from what he is reported to have been paid. One season at City on about £12 million gross leaves roughly £6.5 million after British income tax and national insurance, about $8.5 million. His earlier years at Zwolle, AZ and Milan paid far less, and his Al-Qadsiah salary has only been arriving since late August, perhaps $2 million so far at the reported rate. Before agent fees and living costs, that points to a net worth of roughly $8 million to $12 million in 2026.
Two figures to treat with care. The $4-7 million this page used to publish assumed a City salary of €5-7 million, about half of what was reported. And the larger estimates that fold in his transfer value or his £52 million fee are counting money that was paid between clubs, not to him. If the reported Saudi salary is accurate, his net worth should pass anything published about him so far within a year or two.
Endorsements Deals
Reijnders has worked with Mizuno, according to Forbes, and often wears luxury labels such as Off-White and Louis Vuitton on social media. None of his commercial deals has a published value, so none is counted in the estimate above.
Personal Life
Tijjani Reijnders married Marina Reijnders Gorguis in September 2022. She works as a content creator, and the couple keep their private life relatively low-key.
He was born in Zwolle to Martin Reijnders, a former footballer, and a mother of Indonesian descent. His younger brother, Eliano, also plays professionally.
For more on the gap between what clubs pay for a player and what the player keeps, see Leny Yoro’s net worth and André Onana’s net worth.
FAQs About Tijjani Reijnders Net Worth
How much does Tijjani Reijnders earn at Al-Qadsiah?
About $18 million a year, according to the Saudi newspaper Al-Riyadiah as reported by Goal. Saudi Arabia does not tax personal income, so more of it reaches him than his City salary did.
How much did Tijjani Reijnders earn at Manchester City?
About £230,000 a week, roughly £12 million a year, according to TeamTalk. Capology reported City’s offer at about £235,000 a week gross before he signed.
When did Tijjani Reijnders leave Manchester City?
On 19 August 2026, after one season, when he joined Al-Qadsiah on a four-year deal for a reported £52 million fee. He won the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup at City.
Who is Tijjani Reijnders’ wife?
Marina Reijnders Gorguis, whom he married in September 2022.
