Julien Laurens Biography
Julian Lawrence is a well-known French broadcaster and football journalist based in London. He currently works for ESPN+ and his BBC. He also works for the French daily newspaper Le Parisien. Julian is also a regular contributor to The Times and its podcast, “The Game.” He is also a frequent contributor to The Guardian and The Daily Star.
Julien Laurens Age
Julian Lawrence was born on October 4, 1980 in France. he is 42 years old.
Julien Laurens Height
Julian is 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 meters) tall.
Julien Laurens Family
Julien was born in France to a loyal father and a supportive mother. Still, he has not revealed any significant information about whether he has devoted parents or siblings.
Julien Laurens Wife
Despite being a well-known journalist, he managed to hide his marital status from the public. Therefore, we have little idea if Julian is single, married, divorced, straight or gay. However, this section will be amended as soon as it becomes publicly available.
Julien Laurens Education
After completing his high school education, Julian enrolled in college, underwent graduate education, and graduated with a degree.
Julien Laurens Salary
He is paid a whopping $97,009 a year. This is due to the salaries of BBC football journalists.
Julien Laurens Net Worth
Julian has amassed a sizable fortune throughout his career and his net worth is estimated at an estimated $7 million.
Julien Laurens Career
Julien now works for the French newspaper Le Parisien. In addition, he is also frequently featured on BT Sport, ESPN and Talksport. Julian is also a regular contributor to The Times and its podcast, “The Game.” He is also a frequent contributor to The Guardian and The Daily Star. Additionally, Julian appears regularly on The Totally Football Show podcast and live shows alongside James Richardson. He also works as a critic for Anfield Rap.
He is also a regular contributor to the ESPN+ football program ESPN FC. He is a fan of Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain. Julian promised on television that he would shave his head if Arsenal lost to Ludogorets in the Champions League. Luckily for him, the team won. He also co-hosts his Gab and Jules podcast on ESPN with fellow football commentator Gabriele Marcotti.