mcmc

Bannis is right, I remember seeing a tip to look for "flexibility" in capital needs. He is young, he could get some endorsement deals, he could still go into a career if he needed more money. It's not like he is stuck in a low paying job where he can't get ahead - he already has an asset base established. I would say he is above average.

I think the problem arises when people think of this situation in terms of this is his end portfolio, and not in terms of what he can do with the portfolio.

The question says he's retired from soccer playing - not that he's never going to work or make money ever again.