Top Facts about Ryan Fraser, the Small and Speedy Winger

Sportmob brings you the complete story of a football genius known as "Wee Man, Ryzi."

Our Ryan Fraser Top Facts provide you with a comprehensive account of significant events from his childhood to the present.

His early childhood, family history, education/career growth, early career life, Path to Prominence story, Ascend to Prominence story, relationship life, personal life, family life, and lifestyle information, among other things, are all included in the article.

Fraser is a well-known old-school Scottish winger and goal assist specialist.

However, Fraser's top facts, which is very interesting, are only known by a small number of football fans.

Top Facts about Ryan Fraser you need to know

Have a look at some quick facts about Ryan.

Quick Facts

• Full Name:

   Ryan Fraser

• Nicknames:

   Wee Man, Ryzi

• Date of Birth:

   24 February 1994

• Place of Birth:

   Aberdeen, Scotland

• Age:

   27

• Nationality:

   Scottish

• Height:

   5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)

• Weight:

   70 kg

• Marital Status:

   Unmarried

• Girlfriend: 

  N/A

• Net Worth: 

  11 Million Euro (9.5 Million Pound)

• Position:

   Winger

• Current Team:

   Newcastle United

• Jersey Number:

   21

Ryan Fraser Upbringing Years and Family Roots

Ryan Fraser was born on February 24, 1994, in the port city of Aberdeen, northeast Scotland, to his mother, Debbie Fraser, and father, Graeme Fraser. Scott, who is of white race and ethnicity, is the only child of his parents.

He comes from a moderate, upper-middle-class family with a sports heritage. 

It's because his mother was a retired 100-meter sprinter who competed in sporting competitions for Scotland, one of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

According to TheScottishSun, Ryan Fraser spent his early years in Aberdeen, Scotland, before moving with his parents to Oman, a Middle Eastern country where his father got a job as an overseas worker.

When Ryan's father, Graeme Fraser, was offered an oil job in the Middle East, he decided to move his entire family.

Ryan Fraser had a ball while living in Oman with his friends, and all he did was kick it around.

He had no idea he was developing potential as a result of it. Ryan not only kicked his ball around, but he also learned to sprint with it. 

This was the turning point of his mother's genes manifesting themselves in a sport that none of his parents initially enjoyed.

Fraser once commented on his childhood while speaking about the resemblance, saying:

“My mum and dad don’t really like football, so I don’t know how I got into it.”

It was possibly because they saw their son succeed in the sport that got them not only involved in it but ultimately making the decision to return to their home country.

When the winger's father learned that his son was good at soccer, he wanted to leave his lucrative oil job and return to Aberdeen.

Fraser was ten years old when his family agreed to assist him in pursuing his dream of being a football player.

Graeme's decision to quit his offshore job and Debbie's decision to retire from Athletics were both difficult, but both lovely parents wanted to continue living their dreams through their son, another one of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

Ryan Fraser Career Buildout

Ryan Fraser's family's decision paid off when they saw their son named among the successful kids who had passed Kincorth soccer academy's trials in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Getting into a renowned academy was a long shot, but it paid off nicely. 

Ryan found himself fitting well into life at the Academy as he grew older.

It was clear early on in Fraser's career that he had inherited his mother's speedster genes.

Fraser was the tiniest and quickest student at the academy, one of the

Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

The Scottish signed a contract with

at the age of 16 and left Kincorth Academy.

He found himself settling well into life with the Academy as he grew older.

He made a smooth transition through the academy age groups, gaining his youth coach's confidence.

Fraser was offered the opportunity to play in the Aberdeen senior team in 2010, and he continued to impress in his games.

During the early part of the 2012–13

season, Fraser made an instant impact in the Aberdeen first team.

In October 2010, he made his first-team debut against Heart of Midlothian.

For his efforts, he was named Young Player of the Month for September and October 2012.

At the time, Aberdeen boss Craig Brown expressed fear that opponents were targeting Fraser with hard tackling.

On December 7, 2012, Fraser turned down a contract extension with Aberdeen.

Ryan Fraser Path to Prominence

For opposing players, Ryan Fraser's outstanding success became a constant source of frustration and trouble.

The situation had gotten out of control to the point that Aberdeen boss Craig Brown had to express his fear that opposition teams were targeting Fraser with aggressive tackling.

Following these difficulties, Fraser decided to turn down a contract extension in order to play football in England. This decision angered Aberdeen supporters, who responded negatively.

Fraser's early success at

was seriously hampered by a serious knee injury sustained during his first training session.

What was even more difficult for Ryan to endure was the bullying he and his family received from former Aberdeen fans who were dissatisfied with his departure, one of the

Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

Speaking about the experience, Fraser once said:

“It was hard to deal with my transfer decision which was made worse when I went down and got injured straight away.

Two weeks into the move, I felt like I made the right choice, but I and my family got hammered for it”.

There was a time when Ryan Fraser received offensive tweets and messages that he chose not to respond to.

Ryan Fraser Ascend to Prominence

On January 18, 2013, Fraser signed a three-year deal with

club Bournemouth. Bournemouth paid Aberdeen a £400,000 transfer fee to seal the contract.

Despite his poor start at Bournemouth and the constant bullying he received, Fraser was still adamant he had made the right decision in moving so far south.

He chose to speak his mind on the field rather than listen to what his former supporters had to say about him and his family.

According to the Scott, “If some people still think I’ve made the wrong decision, fair enough.”

Ryan Fraser's injury became a time of sober reflection for him, as he once stated:

“With the injury, I didn’t play much in my first season, but I felt within myself the fact that I was growing as a player.

There were things in my game I hadn’t really understood.

It was that period I began knowing the game inside out.

I learned when to do stuff when to cross the ball when to come inside when to stay wide.”

It didn't take long after Ryan's injury for him to thrive on the south coast.

This resulted in him receiving a lot of acclaim for his consistently outstanding performances.

The speedy winger went on to help his team win the Football League Championship in 2014/2015, one of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

Fraser was instrumental in Bournemouth's promotion to the Championship during his first season.\

He was loaned to Championship club

for the 2015–16 season after Bournemouth was promoted to the Premier League in 2015.

Ryan scored his first Premier League goal in a 4–3 victory over Liverpool on December 4, 2016.

He came on as a second-half substitute with Bournemouth behind 2–0.

The Scottish winger gained a penalty kick for Bournemouth's first goal, scored the second, and assisted on the third.

During the 2018/2019 Premier League season, he was Bournemouth's assist king.

Still, as of this writing, Fraser is regarded as the best assist supplier, trailing only

and Christian Eriksen.

On December 30, 2017, Fraser produced both Bournemouth goals in a 2–1 victory over Everton.

With 14 assists and 7 goals in the 2018–19 Premier League season, he placed high in the assists list, sparking transfer rumors linking him to

.

There was no summer move, and Fraser acknowledged in January 2020 that the hype had harmed his results during the 2019–20 season.

Fraser turned down a short-term extension to play the remainder of Bournemouth's matches in the 2019–20 season, which was disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic because he did not want to risk injury.

Manager Eddie Howe later confirmed that Fraser would not play for the club again.

Fraser signed a five-year deal with

on September 7, 2020.

On September 15, 2020, he made his debut for the club, scoring the game-winning goal in a 1–0 EFL Cup victory over Blackburn Rovers.

Today, the world has seen how a daring and widely panned move led to a meteoric rise that also mirrored the fortunes of his club.

Fraser was called up to the senior

for the first time in March 2017.

In June 2017, he made his international debut as a substitute in a 2–2 draw with England.

Fraser was forced to miss a UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying match against Kazakhstan in March 2019 because the Kazakhs were playing on an artificial surface.

Scotland lost 3–0, and former Scotland player Darren Fletcher chastised Fraser for his lack of loyalty to the national team.

Fraser explained that he had already sustained two severe injuries when playing on artificial surfaces and that his decision not to play had been reached in consultation with both the national team and his club, Bournemouth, another one of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

He was one of three Scotland players to withdraw from the national squad due to injury in November 2019.

On October 14, 2020, Fraser netted the game-winning goal in a 1–0 victory over the Czech Republic.

Ryan Fraser Personal & Love Life

The query on everyone's lips after Ryan Fraser's rise to fame is... Who is Ryan Fraser's WAG or girlfriend?

Regardless of his height, Ryan Fraser possesses adorable attributes, including a handsome appearance that makes him a darling vine to ladies.

Ryan Fraser, however, appears to be single as of this writing, according to many online sources.

Nonetheless, we suspect he is in a relationship but wants to keep it private, at least for the time being.

Knowing Ryan Fraser's personal life would enable you to form a more complete image of him.

Ryan Fraser leads a very ordinary and modest middle-class life away from football.

One of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser is that Ryan is a bit of an introvert in his personal life.

He likes to keep the focus on his game, so he avoids talking about his personal life on public platforms.

As a result, the media finds it difficult to comment on him.

Ryan Fraser Family

One of the

Top Facts about Ryan Fraser

is that his family was wealthy enough to obtain about $100,000 a year (average annual salary of an oil worker) and athletic retirement opportunities for his mother before he entered football.

However, it appeared earlier in this article that not every member of Ryan Fraser's family was a sports fan from the start.

Debbie, Fraser's mother, was once set to compete in the Olympics, but a knee injury terminated her career.

Despite the fact that Debbie has long since retired from athletics, she once almost outran her superstar son in a running competition.

Ryan once said in response to this:

“My mum is faster than me – a lot faster! She was injured at that time, but we have a sprint down the street and she’d still nearly beat me. She’s smaller than me but she’s rapid!”

Despite lavishing praise on his mother, Fraser will be eternally grateful to his father, who made the enormous sacrifice of leaving a well-paying oil job to pursue his dream.

Graeme Fraser only wanted his son to play football and focus on it, even though it meant sacrificing his own dreams.

Ryan Fraser Networth & LifeStyle

According to TransferMarket Report, Fraser's market valuation is £25 million at the time of publishing.

This fact, however, does not equate to a luxurious life characterized by a few flashy cars, large mansions, beautiful women, and media attention. Ryan Fraser likes to invest his money in golf subscriptions.

The Newcastle United winger signed a deal with Bournemouth in February 2017 that pays him a staggering 1.6 million Euro (1.4 million Pound) per year.

According to our calculations, he receives €4,372 (£3,774) a day and €182 (£157) per hour!

This means that the average man will have to work for at least four years to receive the same amount as Speedy Ryan does in just one month, one of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser.

He is a member of the Scottish national team and has had a fantastic season with The Cherries.

He is an all-around player with his pace, rushes, and clinical finishing.

He's been playing at the highest level in England for a few years now.

This young man has an estimated net worth of 11 million euros (9.5 Million Pound).

Ryan Fraser Less-Known Details

Finishing our top facts with some of the unknown information about Ryan.

Once an Addict

Another one of the Top Facts about Ryan Fraser is that Ryan was once a pizza and ice cream addict, which may have contributed to his earlier injury issues.

Eddie Howe once persuaded him to give up his pizza and ice cream habits in exchange for a much healthier diet.

Since he was eating a much healthier diet, he was able to endure more aggressive tackling and rough treatment from the defenders.

His First TV Show

Ryan Fraser is one of the few footballers who has been on a television program.

He appeared on the sports program "Football on 5: The Championship" as an actor.

Ryan’s Height

Fraser is the shortest player in the

at the time of writing, standing at just 5ft 4ins.

Despite his diminutive stature, the stocky star has made significant progress in the Premier League.

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