ROBBIE FOWLER will join a host of fellow ex-England professionals in taking to the field for a final time when they feature in Harry Redknapp’s TV show Harry’s Heroes.
The former Liverpool striker will be bossed around by Harry Redknapp with the likes of Paul Merson, David Seaman and Neil ‘Razor’ Ruddock putting the Three Lions shirt back on.
The Toxteth native was born on April 9, 1975 – making him 43 years old.
Fowler started out at his local club Liverpool, becoming a prolific goalscorer during his eight years in the first team.
Moves to Leeds United and Manchester City showed he had not lost his touch, before rejoining the Reds for a season.
After spells at Cardiff City and Blackburn, he finished his career outside of England, firstly in Australia with North Queensland Fury and Perth Glory before heading to Thailand with Muangthong United.
He retired as the sixth-highest goalscorer in Premier League history, netting 163 goals in the English top flight – behind the likes of Thierry Henry, Wayne Rooney and Alan Shearer.
Fowler also turned out for England on 26 occasions, netting seven times and played at the 2002 World Cup and Euro 1996.
Fowler married his wife Kerrie on June 9, 2001 in Scotland – meaning they have been wed for 17 years.
The couple share four children together with three daughters and a son.
Kerrie was a key figure in Robbie Fowler’s Property Academy company that saw wannabe landlords charged £1,000 to take his course on how to build an property empire, as reported by the Guardian.
Fowler often does media work for Abu Dhabi Sports Channel, Sky Sports and ITV.
He also has a huge property portfolio and a string of racehorses which he invested in with former teammate Steve McManaman.
In 2005, Fowler was listed among the top 1,000 wealthiest Britons by Sunday Times Rich List and now boasts a net worth of around $50million (£37.8m).
