Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall Bio: Wife, Fee, Parents, Age, Salary, Net Worth, Stats, Children, Height

Biography

Kiernan Frank Dewsbury-Hall (born 6 September 1998) is a renowned English professional footballer who plays as a central midfielder for Premier League club Everton.

Born in Nottingham and raised in the Leicestershire town of Shepshed, he joined Leicester City’s youth academy at age eight in 2006, signing his first professional contract in 2017.

Dewsbury-Hall made his senior debut for Leicester in 2019 and gained valuable experience on loan at Blackpool (2019–20) and Luton Town (2020–21), where he was named Players’ Player of the Season.

He became a key figure in Leicester’s 2023–24 Championship-winning promotion campaign before transferring to Chelsea in July 2024 for £30 million. In August 2025, he moved to Everton on a five-year deal, bringing his left-footed creativity and vision to the Toffees’ midfield.

English footballer
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Kiernan Frank Dewsbury-Hall
Stage Name:	Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall
Born:	6 September 1998 (age 27 years old)
Place of Birth:	Nottingham, United Kingdom
Nationality:	English
Education:	Shepshed High School
Height:	1.76 m
Parents:	Vanessa Dewsbury, Terry Hall
Siblings:	N/A
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Olivia Price (2022)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Footballer
Net Worth:	$13.5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Kiernan Frank Dewsbury-Hall was born on 6 September 1998 in Nottingham, England, and raised in the close-knit Leicestershire town of Shepshed.

His distinctive double-barrelled surname comes from his parents: mother Vanessa Dewsbury and father Terry Hall, who divorced when Kiernan was young. He grew up primarily with his mother and siblings in the family home on the edge of Shepshed, just a short walk from both Newcroft Primary Academy and Shepshed High School, which he attended.

From the age of six, he played grassroots football with Shepshed Dynamo Warriors in the Leicester Mutual League, while also spending hours at the local snooker hall – a passion he still keeps. A lifelong Manchester United supporter like his father, he idolised Paul Scholes and modelled his game on the midfield maestro.

Ethnically English with Irish heritage through the paternal line, which makes him eligible for the Republic of Ireland, he also has Malaysian roots via his maternal grandmother.

Dewsbury-Hall was raised in the Catholic faith, attending Mass with his family at St Winefride’s Church in Shepshed during his childhood, and has occasionally referenced the values of discipline and community he absorbed there as influential in his professional career.

After leaving school, he focused fully on football, joining Leicester City’s academy at eight and signing his first professional contract in 2017. In recent years, he has begun studying for the PFA Sporting Directorship course, preparing for life after playing while remaining grounded in the working-class Midlands community where he was brought up.

Career

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s professional career began in earnest when he joined Leicester City’s academy at the age of eight in 2006. He progressed steadily through the youth system, winning the Development Squad Player of the Year award in 2019 and signing his first professional contract in June 2017.

His senior debut arrived on 25 January 2020, coming off the bench in an FA Cup tie against Brentford. To build experience, he spent the second half of the 2019–20 season on loan at Blackpool in League One, where he scored four times in ten appearances.

The following campaign proved a breakthrough: after extending his Leicester deal until 2025, he joined Luton Town on a season-long loan in the Championship. He played 40 matches, scored three goals, and swept the board at Luton’s end-of-season awards, including Players’ Player of the Season.

Returning to Leicester for 2021–22, he gradually forced his way into the first team, making his Premier League debut at Norwich and scoring his first top-flight goal against Crystal Palace. He also impressed in the Europa Conference League, landing a place in the competition’s official Team of the Season and earning Leicester’s Young Player of the Year award.

The 2022–23 season brought mixed fortunes: an opening-day goal against Brentford, but ultimately relegation from the Premier League.

Dewsbury-Hall responded magnificently the following year, delivering 12 goals and 14 assists in 44 Championship appearances as Leicester won the title and immediate promotion. His outstanding form earned him Leicester’s Players’ Player and Men’s Player of the Season awards, a place in the EFL Championship Team of the Season, and selection in the PFA Championship Team of the Year.

On 2 July 2024, Chelsea signed him for £30 million to reunite him with former Leicester manager Enzo Maresca. He made 36 appearances across all competitions in 2024–25, scoring four times in the Conference League (where Chelsea lifted the trophy) and once in the Club World Cup as the Blues claimed that title too, though Premier League minutes remained limited.

Seeking regular football, Dewsbury-Hall moved to Everton on 6 August 2025 in a deal worth £25–29 million. The transfer fee is reported to be between £25 million and £29 million, with the signing of a five-year contract. He has quickly established himself in David Moyes’ midfield, making 11 Premier League appearances by late November 2025 and scoring twice.

Despite being eligible for the Republic of Ireland through family ties, he has always expressed a preference to represent England and has yet to receive a senior international call-up.

At 27, with over 250 career appearances and a reputation for left-footed vision, work rate, and goal contributions from midfield, Dewsbury-Hall remains one of the Premier League’s most accomplished English central midfielders.

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Personal Life

Kiernan Frank Dewsbury-Hall was born on 6 September 1998, making him 27 years old.

Standing at 1.76 meters (5 feet 9 inches) tall, his height suits his dynamic role as a left-footed central midfielder, contributing to his agility and presence on the pitch.

Dewsbury-Hall maintains a low-key personal life, with no public records of marriages or children, and he is not currently married.

He has been in a committed long-term relationship with girlfriend Olivia Price, an interior designer, since at least 2022; the couple keeps their romance private, though she has shown support by attending matches and sharing occasional posts on social media.

Beyond his relationship, Dewsbury-Hall focuses on family ties—his parents, Terry Hall and Vanessa Dewsbury, divorced during his childhood—and remains close to his mother and siblings, while pursuing hobbies like snooker and philanthropy, including an ambassadorship for the Glebe House Project, which supports individuals with learning disabilities.

Net Worth

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, the Everton midfielder, has an estimated net worth of around £10.6 million (approximately $13.5 million) as of late 2025, accrued primarily through high-profile transfers, endorsements, and career earnings since his professional breakthrough at Leicester City.

Following his £30 million move from Leicester to Chelsea in 2024 and subsequent £28 million transfer to Everton in August 2025 (structured as £25 million upfront plus add-ons), his market value hovers at €25–27 million.

On the pitch, he commands a substantial salary under his five-year Everton contract through 2030, earning approximately £80,000–£90,000 per week (roughly $102,000–$114,000)—equating to £4.16–£4.68 million annually (about $5.3–$5.95 million)—doubling his previous Leicester wages and reflecting his status as a Premier League mainstay.