
How tall is Xabi Alonso?
Spanish football manager and player
Xabi Alonso is 6′ 0″ tall - that's 183 cm or 72.0 inches.
Averages are for US adults (CDC NHANES).
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Xabi Alonso compared with the average in Spain
The average young man in Spain is 5′ 9½″ (176.1 cm) at age 19, according to the NCD Risk Factor Collaboration (2019). At 6′ 0″, Xabi Alonso is 6.9 cm taller than that, and 9.9 cm taller than the world average for young men (5′ 8″).
Among the 51 men from Spain in our list, Xabi Alonso is the 18th tallest. In the athletes list, Xabi Alonso ranks 208th of 553 by height.
Xabi Alonso's family heights
Heights of Xabi Alonso's family members, as listed on Wikidata:
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Xabi Alonso height FAQ
How tall is Xabi Alonso?
Xabi Alonso is 6′ 0″ tall, which is 183 cm or 72.0 inches.
How tall is Xabi Alonso in cm?
Xabi Alonso's height is 183 cm (1.83 m).
Is Xabi Alonso taller than average?
Yes - the average American man is 5′ 9″ (175.3 cm), so Xabi Alonso is 7.7 cm taller, taller than about 85% of US men.
How much does Xabi Alonso weigh?
Xabi Alonso weighs about 76 kg (168 lb) according to Wikidata - at 6′ 0″ that's a BMI of 22.7. Weights change more than heights, so treat it as approximate.
How tall is Xabi Alonso compared with the average person in Spain?
The average young man in Spain is 5′ 9½″ (176.1 cm) at age 19 (NCD-RisC, 2019). At 6′ 0″, Xabi Alonso is 6.9 cm taller.
How tall is Xabi Alonso's family?
Periko Alonso (father) is 5′ 10″; Mikel Alonso (sibling) is 6′ 0″.
Who is the same height as Xabi Alonso?
Joe Biden, Tony Blair, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks are also listed at about 6′ 0″.
Source: Wikidata (Q208104). Celebrities often round up or are measured in shoes, so treat this as within a centimetre or two.















