Eric Quill is one of the richest Association Football Player from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Eric Quill's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
A superb young soccer player Quill received a deal with Ajax Amsterdam as a teenager however, he declined the chance to travel to Europe. Instead, he remained at home in the United States, following the standard route by attending Clemson University in order to participate in the college soccer league in the year 1996. After scoring five goals and six assists in his first season with the Tigers however, Quill decided to go professional, signing the Project-40 contract with MLS.
Quill was assigned for The Tampa Bay Mutiny for the 1997 season, but received only a few minutes of action. After playing extensively as an in-game substitute during 1999 Quill was finally able to join the starting lineup of the team in 2000. In that year, he played in 25 games, scoring eleven assists and five goals. Quill returned and played as good in 2001, and finished the season by scoring two goals with eight assists over 23 games. The Mutiny were sold at the close of 2001, Quill was a part of the team, and Quill was picked as the fourth pick in the Kansas City Wizards in the 2002 Dispersal Draft for the MLS.
In early 2009, Quill was coaxed out of semi-retirement to play in the Premier Development League for Houston Leones, where he was expected to lend his experience to the team’s midfield.
