Faiq Bolkiah, 20, is the Brunei captain at the 30th SEA Games and also a member of the royal family that owns a huge fortune.

Faiq was born in 1998 in Los Angeles, USA, with dual US citizenship - Brunei, once studying in the UK. His father was Prince Jefri Bolkiah, the younger brother of King Hassanal Bolkiah.

Despite being born into a wealthy royal family of Brunei, Faiq only started gaining media attention when he became a center-back at Leicester City, England, last year. On the Instagram page with nearly 150,000 followers, Faiq regularly shares photos of playing ball in blue shirt.

While King Hassanal is known for his lavish lifestyle and owns an estimated fortune of $ 20 billion, Faiq's father is no less competitive.

Jefri, 65, used to be the Minister of Finance and the chairman of the Brunei Investment Agency. He is said to own more than 2,000 luxury cars, a yacht, an expensive collection of paintings and many real estate in countries.

Jefri is said to spend up to $ 45 million a month to buy watches, white gold pens and cars, or more than a million dollars to organize karaoke parties with many beautiful women. In particular, he once ordered weaving a rug of gold thread and jewelry worth 6.5 million USD.

On his 50th birthday, he spent up to 16 million USD to invite the King of Pop Michael Jackson to Brunei to perform for himself and his family.

During the 1980s and 1990s, his harem was thought to have as many as 40 young women. He married 5 wives but divorced 2. Faiq is one of his 18 children.

Despite being born with a "golden spoon", Faiq was not content with the huge fortune of the family but determined to pursue his passion for football. The family's vast wealth makes Faiq the richest player in the world, surpassing players like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi.

Despite his young age, Faiq has nine caps for the national team, once scored a goal and is the captain of the Brunei team at the 30th SEA Games taking place in the Philippines. One of his hobbies is playing soccer with a pet tiger.

"I played football very early and I always liked to run on the pitch with the ball at my feet," he said in an interview in 2018. "My parents always supported me to make my dream of becoming a player. trained me both physically and mentally during my childhood years, so I can say that they are my role models. "

On November 25, in the match against U22 Vietnam, he entered the field during the first half although he was originally on the reserve list. The match ended with a score of 6-0 in favor of Vietnam.

The night before, he was hospitalized due to an allergy when eating peanuts at a hotel in Manila, causing his lips to swell and tighten his throat. Brunei medical staff said the incident occurred even though they told the organizers about Faiq's allergies in advance, but he has now recovered.