Adama Traore Diarra is a Spanish professional footballer who plays as a winger for La Liga club Barcelona, who he joined on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, as well as the Spain national team. He was born in Malaga, Spain, and currently resides in Barcelona. Traore began his professional career at Barcelona, where he primarily played for the reserves.
| Full Name | Adama Traore Diarra |
| Birth Date | 25 January 1996 |
| Birth Place | Spain |
| Profession | Football Player |
| Nationality | Malian, Spanish |
| Zodiac | Aquarius |
| Height | 1.78 m |
| Weight | 86 kg |
| Eye Color | Black |
| Hair Color | Black and Dyed |
| Life & Career |
On 25 January 1996, Adama Traore was born to Fatoumata and Baba Traore, in the Barcelona neighborhood of L Hospitalet, earning him Spanish citizenship by birth. He has two brothers and his parents were Spanish immigrants, but their ancestors came from Africa, namely Mali in West Africa. They moved from Mali to Spain in search of better living circumstances, opportunities, and other benefits.
Adama and his brother began playing football at a young age on local fields, and their abilities were rapidly recognized. Adama and his brother began playing football at the Centre D Esports L Hospitalet, and their abilities quickly became well-known.
Adama’s hopes came true when he was invited to a tryout by Barcelona, and after being pleased by his talent, he was signed. His brother made slower progress, but two years later was also signed to the Espanyol academy. At the Barcelona youth academy, Adama Traore had a very good experience. Adama came on off the bench in an academy match against Real Jaen on November 9, 2013.
Barcelona was defeated 3-0 in the match. He made his La Liga Santander debut a few weeks later, at the age of 17 years old. He came in as a substitute against Granada, replacing Neymar in a game that ended in a 4/0 Barcelona triumph. Two weeks later, he made his Champions League debut for the club, replacing Cesc Fabregas in a 1/2 loss to Ajax in the UEFA Champions League Group stage.
On the 16th of December 2014, he scored his first goal for the first squad in a Copa Del Rey encounter against CD Huesca, which concluded in an astounding 8/1 triumph for the club. After getting multiple offers for his signing, this game would prove to be his final game for Barcelona.
Adama joined Aston Villa in a record €12 million transaction in the summer of 2015, signing a lucrative 5-year contract with the club. This undoubtedly increased Adama Traore’s net worth. This was the start of Adama Traore’s meteoric journey to prominence. A three-year buy-back clause is included in the deal, demonstrating Barcelona’s enormous potential and ambitions for him to become a megastar in the future.
He was immediately promoted to Aston Villa’s first team and made his debut for the club a week later. In the English Premier League, he had an early impression by forcing an own goal from Crystal Palace’s Pape Souare. His first goal for the squad occurred the next day in a league cup match against Notts County, which finished in a 5/1 victory for Villa.
A month after arriving, he made his first team debut in a 1/2 home loss to Crystal Palace. He was on a losing streak with the club owing to a goalless streak that spanned 31 games. Despite the change in management from Gary Monk to Tony Pulis, Adama pleased the club with improved performances the following season.
The next summer, he was signed for £18 million by Wolverhampton Wanderers, who had recently been promoted. He signed a five-year contract that significantly improved Adama Traore’s net worth. In his 40th game for the club, he scored his first goal in a 1/0 Wolves victory against West Ham United.
| Personal Life & Relationships |
Adama was named PA Player of the Month for his outstanding achievements over the last month, which included goals, assists, and eye-catching dribbles.
Traore has yet to get married in his personal life. He hasn’t been involved in anything, either. Currently, he is blissfully single and focused on his soccer career.
| Net Worth |
Adama Traore’s current net worth is believed to be more than €12 million. Adama has agreed to a contract with Wolver Hampton Wanderers worth 2.6 million Euros (2.2 million pounds) per year.
While Adama Traore’s wealth allows him to purchase showy items such as sports vehicles, large residences, costly jewelry, and real estate, he has never been known for his extravagant spending.