Peter Shilton is an English professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper. In his 30-year-long career, he has amassed a total net worth of $3 million.
Shilton holds the record for the most competitive appearances in world football with 1,390 appearances. He appeared in three World Cups – 1982, 1986, and 1990.
Shilton was also involved in "The hand Of God incident" in the 1986 World Cup's England vs Argentina. He was the goalkeeper when Diego Maradona scored a controversial goal with his hand.
Quick Facts On Peter Shilton
| Full Name | Peter Leslie Shilton OBE |
| Birthdate | 18 September 1949 |
| Current Spouse | Stephanie Hayward |
| Divorced Spouse | Sue Flitcroft |
| Profession | Former football goalkeeper |
| Team | England National Team |
| Net Worth | $3 million |
Peter Shilton Made His Fortune As A Football Player And Manager
Peter Shilton has a net worth of $3 million. He has made most of his fortune from his football career, particularly as a goalkeeper and club manager.
Shilton lives in his dream house with his wife, Steph Shilton, on the island of Mersea. They live in a bungalow surrounded by the sea.
Shilton and his wife have also published a book, Saved. The book is partly a memoir and self-help book based. It has a 4.2 rating on its page on amazon.co.uk.
Shilton was also a manager at Plymouth Argyle from 1992-1995. This was his first and last job as a football manager.
Shilton Played For His Country In Different Level And Leagues
Shilton was part of different clubs and also the England National Football Team. He also played in under-16, under-18, and under-23.
Shilton's international debut was against East Germany in 1970. where England won 3-1, he also played against Wales and Switzerland in competitive matches wearing England's National Team jersey. However, he was still the second choice for the goalkeeper.
Shilton was made England's number one goalkeeper following the horrible accident of his predecessor, Gordon Banks. In the 1974 World Cup opening qualifier, he earned 100 caps compared to Clemence with 61.
Shilton kept three clean sheets in 1973 when England defeated Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland.
In the 1982 FIFA World Cup, Shilton played in half of the qualifying games in England's group. He also appeared in the finals against Spain.
Shilton went on to play in UEFA Euro 1984 and 1986 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, 1986 FIFA World Cup, UEFA Euro 1988, and 1990 FIFA World Cup.
Shilton Was A Part Of 11 Different Clubs
Shilton has played over 1,000 league games in his long career as a goalkeeper. He has won European Cups, a UEFA Super Cup, the First Division championship, and the Football League Cup. He was also awarded OBE (Order of the British Empire) for his contribution to football.
Shilton debuted at the age of 16 in May 1966 playing for Leicester City Football Club becoming the club's youngest player.
Shilton joined Stoke City in November 1974 and signed a deal worth £325,000, a then-record sum for a goalkeeper. In the 1974-75 season, he made 26 appearances for the club.
Shilton was sold to Nottingham Forest in September 1977. One month into the new season, Shelton joined Nottingham Forest after being presented with a £250,000 offer. In the pivotal 0-0 draw with Coventry City, he produced a save that was lauded by pundits as one of his greatest ever.
