Manuel Akanji

Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji is able to work out complex multiplications in a split-second.

93 x 60?" "How about this one then? 23 x 42?" Akanji replies: "5580", to which Ransom quickly adds "Plus 20?" "5600," Akanji answers. To which Akanji quickly correctly responds: "966."

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"My teacher that I had always made a competition. Moreover, the Swiss defender again showed his brilliant mathematics skills in a new video. According to

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"Also, his finishing, his runs from deep, his headers, he has improved a lot already. "But I am not surprised with what he is doing right now. The answer was subsequently 445, which is the number of minutes it took [Southampton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/southampton-fc), Akanji has been performing some impressive maths skills. The Swiss defender has been showing off his maths skills with Akanji impressive at calculations and quick thinking when the pressure is on. One continued: "Remember when your teachers say you won't have a calculator in real life, well, this proves it haha."

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Akanji replied "5600." Akanji answered: "5580." "He doesn't even take a second to think, he just blurts out the number. 93 x 60?" Akanji instantly provided the correct response: "966." 23 x 42?"

Akanji showed off his incredible math skills - but he's in good company when it comes to intelligent footballers.

He was formally the chairman of the PFA and has a degree in sports writing and broadcasting while also appearing as a contestant on Countdown. He’s also written columns for The Guardian and is a fantastic pundit on ESPN. One of football’s nicest footballers. While many in this list opted for a degree in business, Johnson completed a degree in mathematics. The Brazil legend held a bachelor’s degree in medicine during his playing days while he also wrote columns for newspapers on topics ranging from sport, to politics to economics. Hislop has a degree in Mechanical Engineering and even interned at NASA. [former Liverpool goalkeeper owns a coffee shop in Belgium](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3835164/Liverpool-goalkeeper-Simon-Mignolet-opens-coffee-shop-hometown-Sint-Truiden-Belgium.html) and also possesses a degree in law and political sciences. He studied economics and business management at Newcastle University while playing Premier League football, catching up on lectures in the evenings after training sessions. Van der Sar studied for a master’s degree in sports and brand management at the Johan Cruyff Institute after hanging up his gloves. [former Arsenal man launched his own clothing range](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1135595/Arshavin-Dont-tell-new-Arsenal-team-mates-I-design-womens-clothes.html) during his playing days having achieved a degree from the St Petersburg State University of Technology and Design. The defender has the amazing ability to answer any sum in a matter of milliseconds. And to pay tribute to all those footballers that listened in school despite the dream of becoming a professional sportsman – or those who have used their spare time to study for degrees – we’ve decided to highlight 14 rather clever guys.

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Akanji answered: "5580." 93 x 60?" 23 x 42?"