Clint Dempsey

Profile Overview

Clint Dempsey was born on March 9, 1983, in Nacogdoches, Texas. He played college soccer at Furman University before entering MLS with the New England Revolution in 2004. Dempsey later built a successful European career with Fulham and Tottenham Hotspur before returning to MLS with Seattle Sounders FC. He retired from professional soccer in August 2018.

After retiring, Dempsey transitioned into media, joining CBS Sports as a soccer analyst. He subsequently became part of the network’s soccer programming, including Kickin’ It, which premiered in 2023. The show brought Dempsey together with Kate Scott, Charlie Davies, and Maurice Edu for interviews with prominent figures from the soccer world.

Dempsey also developed a relationship with FOX Sports, making his analyst debut for the network during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. He returned for the 2024 Copa América and was part of FOX Sports’ studio team for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His broadcasting work draws on a 13-year U.S. national-team career, including three World Cup appearances and 57 international goals.

Education

  • Attended Furman University (2001–2003); did not graduate, leaving to sign a professional contract with the New England Revolution

Dating & Marriage

  • Marriage: Bethany Dempsey (née Keegan) from 2007 to (An educational psychologist; the two met at Furman University. )

Children

  • Elyse Dempsey , a biological child with Bethany Dempsey, born in 2008
  • Jackson Dempsey, a biological child with Bethany Dempsey, born in 2010
  • Sophia Dempsey, a biological child with Bethany Dempsey, born in 2012
  • Clay Dempsey, a biological child with Bethany Dempsey, born in 2014
  • Linc Dempsey, a biological child with Bethany Dempsey, born in 2020
  • Maevy Dempsey, a biological child with Bethany Dempsey, born in 2023

Net Worth & Income

  • Primary income now from his CBS Sports analyst and Kickin' It co-host roles.
  • Earnings from his professional football career, including contracts with the New England Revolution, Fulham, Tottenham Hotspur, and Seattle Sounders FC.
  • Past endorsement deals, including with EA Sports' FIFA franchise (cover athlete, 2015).

Shows

Awards

  • National Soccer Hall of Fame — Inducted (2022)
  • U.S. Soccer Male Athlete of the Year — 2007, 2011, 2012 (playing career)
  • MLS Rookie of the Year — Winner (2004)
  • MLS Comeback Player of the Year — Winner (2017)