Giannis Antetokounmpo Net Worth 2020: ‘The Greek Freak’ is one of the highest paid NBA stars, here we look at how much he makes in a year.
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Bucks’ superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo is one of the best players in the entire league. The Greek star had a rough start in his career as he came from a humble background. He was drafted #15 by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2013 NBA Draft and it took him some time to make a name for himself in the league. But with great performance along the way, Giannis is now one of the biggest names in the entire league.
How much is Giannis Antetokounmpo’s net worth?
Giannis currently has a net worth of $60 million. Although his wealth might not be comparable with other behemoths like Lebron and Curry, Giannis still has age on his side to make a lot of wealth in the coming years.
The multi-time All star will be eligible for a max contract in 2021. A potential five-year contract is expected to be around a mammoth $247 million.
Currently, the Greek Freak earns $25 million from the Bucks and will earn around $28 the following season. Antetokounmpo also has a chance to receive the largest contract in league history if he elects to sign a veteran contract extension to stay with the Bucks after the 2019-20 season.
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How much does Giannis earn from his shoe deal and other endorsement deals?
The reigning MVP has carved out a huge brand for himself with his recent performances on the court. Giannis started out with Nike on a $200k yearly contract. But with several impressive seasons, Giannis is now on a $100 million deal which ends in 2021. The sales of his shoe Nike Zoom Freak has also increased exponentially in the recent years.
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Giannis has endorsement deals with JBL, Hulu, Tissot, Kronos Foods and T-Mobile. He makes around $20 million around year from his endorsement deals.
Although Giannis seems to already have made a lot of money, his star could explode with his next max contract.
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