Former Man City player becomes successful fashion entrepreneur

Reece Wabara, a former Manchester City academy player, has made a successful career switch from football to fashion. After playing in the Football League and achieving some notable moments, he retired from football at 26 to focus on his fashion brand, Maniere De Voir. Wabara began his football career with Manchester City and was eventually loaned to several teams. He even scored the winning goal in an FA Cup match against Liverpool. However, he always had an interest in fashion, which led him to leave the sport after his time at Bolton in 2017. Now, at the age of 33, Wabara is a multi-millionaire with an estimated net worth of £83m. His fashion brand has grown significantly, including a flagship store on Oxford Street, which opened last year. He is now expanding to the US with a new store opening on Broadway in New York. Despite his football potential, Wabara expressed some regrets about not pursuing his career with more dedication. He noted that while some believed he could have played for England, he felt he had become complacent and did not perform at his best. Wabara's decision to leave football was based on a desire for a more stable and promising future. He has learned valuable lessons from his time in football and has applied them to his business. He is excited about his future in fashion and remains motivated to take on new challenges.