Eric Dier, born on 15 January 1994 (age 32), is an England centre-half now with Monaco, where he wears number 3. His current market value is around £7m, according to Transfermarkt.
The main body of Dier’s career belongs to Tottenham Hotspur. Across 10 seasons there, he made 274 league appearances and scored 12 league goals, numbers that make Spurs far more than just his longest stop. His most productive league campaign came in 2015–16, when he scored three times in 37 appearances.
Dier later moved on to Monaco, where his role is now centred on experience in defence rather than any great reinvention. In 2026–27, he has made three Ligue 1 appearances and scored once, along with one Coupe de France appearance and two in Conference League qualifiers. Across all competitions for Monaco, he has six appearances and one goal.
His career is best read as a long Tottenham spell followed by a later move abroad, with Monaco now the current chapter. The scale of his time in north London remains the clearest measure of his senior career.
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