At the beginning of his career, Greg Sutton played as a goalkeeper for the St.Lawerence University. He won the 2004 A-League, United Soccer Leagues First Division season with his team. Greg then returned to Major League Soccer with the Toronto Football Club for the 2007 season. He played as a goalkeeper until he received a head concussion during CONCACAF Gold Cup training with Canada in June.
The following season, Greg Sutton signed with the New York Red Bulls and made his league debut for New York recording a 1-0 shutout over his former club Toronto football club. After that, Greg started the season with the New York Bulls as a goalkeeper in the Major League Soccer, MLS.
In total, Greg has played fifty career games in MLS including 48 starts, totaling 4,432 minutes. Likewise, Greg has a record of 14 wins, 21 losses, and 15 ties. Later, he announced his retirement from professional soccer career on October 29, 2012. Additionally, Sutton also worked as an assistant coach with the University de Montreal Carabins. Following this, he earned the name, fame and numerous awards from his profession including, 1st Team All-American, Goalkeeper of the year in 2003, 004, 005 and 2006 and many others.
Talking about her personal life, Greg was married to his girlfriend, Lea Gabrielle, a journalist. Unfortunately, after a year of their marriage, Greg and his spouse ended their marital relationship with a divorce. He has a daughter with Lea named Maya Sutton. After then, he isn't involved in any kind of love affair.
Accounting his financial status, Greg is one of the noticeable players in the world of soccer. Greg earns a good amount of money through his career. However, the exact figure of his net worth has not been disclosed to the media.
