Juan Cuadrado, the father of Lucas Cuadrado, is Colombian professional soccer and member of Juventus. Learn more details about player life.
Juan Guillermo Cuadrado Bello, a.k.a, Juan Cuadrado, is a professional football player from Colombia. He currently plays for his team Juventus in professional league competitions.
Also, Juan had represented Colombia in the national game and played for Columbian National Team. In 2010, he had appeared in 110 games and scored ten goals with the Colombian National Team.
Who Is Juan Cuadrado Son Lucas? Who Is His Wife?
Juan Cuadrado had married a loving and supporting partner Melissa and had a baby girl and a boy. In 2015 they had gifted with the baby girl Lucia Cuadrado. In the five-year gap, a new member came to the Cuadrado family.
Lucas Cuadrado is the son of the couple. He was born in 2019, so, in the present context, he is only two years old. Lucia’s older sister of Lucas, is six years old currently.
Melissa Botero is the beautiful wife of the player Juan Cuadrado. They had started dating in 2013. After several years of dating, they tied their knot in the marriage in 2016. These couples had enjoyed their happily married life till now.
Talking about Juan’s wife, her full name is Diana Melissa Botero. Although she has not provided her birth detail to the public, she was born on October 15 in Colombia. Also, she may be around the age of his husband, Juan.
Know Juan Cuadrado Family Details
Juan Cuadrado is born to a supportive family, Marcelo Bello Guerrero and Guillermo Cuadrado. Looking at Marcelo’s profile, she had numerous posts on her children.
Moreover, Juan’s parents encouraged him to follow his dream. His parents are proud to know his children’s names.
Juan Cuadrado Net Worth Revealed
According to Wikipedia, Juan Cuadrado’s salary was five million euros approximately in 2021. As a professional football player, he earns through his game and contract.
Moreover, Juan had started his youth career at Atletico Uraba at professional Colombian football club Independiente Medellin from 2003 to 2008.
In the 2008 to 2009 season, he had appearances of 30 games and scored two goals. In 2009 he transferred to Italian football club Udinese where he had given twenty appearances. In 2012, he joined Lecce, and in thirty-three games, he had scored three goals.
After that, he joined Fiorentina for a euro 1 million transfer fee. In 2015, he transferred to English professional football club Chelsea for euro 23.3 million, where he appeared in 13 games.
Additionally, In the same year, he signed a contract with Juventus on loan for euro 1.5 million. Later in 2017, he had joined Juventus permanently for euro 20 million until 2020.