Anthony Davis Net Worth 2020: How much does the Lakers star earn per year?
Anthony Davis Net Worth 2020: The Lakers star is one of the highest earning NBA players. Here we look at how much he earns in a year.
Former Pelicans’ star Davis is currently the frontrunner for the Defensive Player of the Year award. His dominant showings through all these years has made him one of the sort-after stars in the league. Currently playing alongside NBA icon LeBron James, Davis certainly has the game to bag a super max contract in the upcoming years.
Anthony Davis Net Worth 2020: Lakers contract
The seven-time All star currently has a net worth of around $30 million. With a massive contract with the Lakers to be signed in the upcoming years, Davis certainly has the time and potential to maximize his earnings.
Anthony Davis turned down a max contract extension offer from the Lakers today – here are 56 million reasons why: pic.twitter.com/PCbX2M2RUd
— Rachel Nichols (@Rachel__Nichols) January 8, 2020
Davis signed a five-year, $127 million contract extension with New Orleans in 2015, but the final 2020-21 season is a player option. The big man is expected to make around $27 million from the current season.
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How much does Anthony Davis earn from his endorsement deals?
Anthony Davis reportedly earned around $9 million from endorsements last year. Prior to the 2017-18 season, Davis signed a multi-year extension with Nike, giving his off-court earnings a boost. With his star increasing exponentially, AD is expected be the next in line to get his own signature sneaker line.
The big man also has endorsement deals with Beats, Foot Locker and Red Bull. The big man along with LeBron will be in Space Jam 2 and is one of the stars of the newest Beats headphone commercials.
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Davis signed an endorsement deal with Ruffles in 2019 . He also serves as a “creative partner” in developing new products with the 72-year-old brand.
Davis currently is one of the best players in the league. With him and fellow All star LeBron leading the way, the Lakers are the favorites to win the championships this year.
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