Arthur Boka career and net worth

• He is an Ivorian professional footballer
• He helped VfB Stuttgart win two Bundesliga titles, one DFB-Pokal title and one UEFA Intertoto Cup
• He helped the Ivory Coast national team win the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015

Etienne Arthur Boka is an Ivorian former professional footballer who played for the Ivory Coast national team and his current net worth in 2023 is an estimated amount of $10 million from his successful football career.

Boka was part of the Ivory Coast squads at two FIFA World Cups and five Africa Cups of Nations in seven years.

The left-back began his career with a Belgian club KSK Beveren before joining RC Strasbourg and then VfB Stuttgart.

He had a very successful career at Stuttgart helping them win two Bundesliga titles, one DFB-Pokal title and one UEFA Intertoto Cup.

His career with the Ivory Coast national team was also successful and he helped the team win the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015.

Arthur Boka Biography

Net Worth

Arthur Boka’s net worth is estimated to be $10 million in 2023, having garnered his wealth through his successful career as a football player.

Boka played for Malaga FC on a free transfer after his contract with FC Sion expired and it is estimated that he earned an annual salary of $1.9 million, making him one of the highest-paid players in the club.

During his active playing years, Boka had several endorsements such as Nike, Adidas and Pepsi and also from local companies in the Ivory Coast where he earned handsomely.

Arthur Boka. Photo/Die Welt

The player acquired most of his net worth from his football earnings but the deals also contributed.

Personal Life

Arthur Boka was born on April 2 1983 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast to parents of the country’s origin. He came from a very poor family and had to work hard to support himself and this led him to play football at a very young age.

At sixteen years, he joined ASEC youth academy in Abidjan, one of the biggest clubs in Ivory Coast where he quickly made his way through the ranks and made his first-team debut.

At club ASEC, he spent two seasons before joining Belgian club KSK Beveren. After two seasons, he joined French club RC Strasbourg and the following year he moved to VfB Stuttgart.

His stay at Stuttgart was very successful as he helped them win two Bundesliga titles, one DFB-Pokal title and one UEFA Intertoto Cup. He was also voted VfB Stuttgart’s Player of the Year.

After seven successful seasons at Stuttgart, the player joined Swiss club FC Sion and the following year, he moved to Spanish club Malaga CF where he is currently playing.

He has been a regular player for the Ivory Coast national team helping the team win the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015.

Boka is married to Audrey and they have two children.

Career

Arthur Boka is an Ivorian former professional footballer who played as a left-back for the Ivory Coast national team. He currently plays for Malaga CF in the Spanish La Liga.

He began his career at a very young age and joined the youth academy of ASEC in Abidjan where he spent two seasons before he left for Belgium.

He joined club KSK Beveren where he spent two seasons and then joined French club Strasbourg and German club VFB Stuttgart a year later.

At VfB Stuttgart, the player had a successful career helping them win two Bundesliga titles, one  DFB-Pokal title and one UEFA Intertoto Cup. He was also voted VfB Stuttgart’s Player of the Year.

Arthur Boka. Photo/RTBF

Boka then joined Swiss club FC Sion where he played for two sessions and then joined Spanish club Malaga CF where he is currently playing.

The player has had a very successful career with the Ivory Coast national team helping them win the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015.

Luxury Collection

Arthur Boka is a wealthy man as it is reflected in his net worth. He could be owning a car/s but there is no information about the brands he owns.

FAQs

How old is he?

40 years old

What is his nationality?

Ivorian

What is his current club?

Malaga CF

What is his net worth in 2023?

$10 million

Is he married?

Yes.