Emma Raducanu net worth 2023: What are Brit tennis superstar’s endorsements and deals?
EMMA Raducanu shot to stardom after she won the Major at Flushing Meadow as an 18-year-old qualifier.
And that led to endorsements with huge global brands desperate to pay her the big bucks to be their poster girl.
What is Emma Raducanu’s net worth?
In 2022, Emma was named in the Sunday Times Rich List, with her net worth quoted at £10 million.
But experts have tipped the star to one day be worth in excess of £100 million.
In the aftermath of her US Open victory in 2021, a leading sports agent told Mail Online: “She can easily earn £100 million or more. She appeals to a broad crowd and is so young she can only get better.
“The offers have already been pouring in. She’s the biggest thing in sports right now. The sky’s the limit.”
What endorsements and other deals does Emma Raducanu earn from?
After becoming the first qualifier in the Open Era to capture a Grand Slam title, the endorsements have flooded in for the her.
She is a brand ambassador for Porsche.
The tennis star also adds to her endorsement portfolio of brands which include Nike, British Airways, Evian, Dior, Tiffany’s, and Vodafone.
Those deals are believed to be worth in excess of £10million, but it is unclear whether they are performance related.
There have been accusations that she is spending more time off the court than on it but she, and her agent Max Eisenbud, makes sure it does not impact her tennis.
He claimed in 2022 that Emma had passed up on “millions” in sponsorship deals – due to being limited to 18 commercial days per year.
“We could have done 50 days of shoots,” Eisenbud told The BBC’s Sports Desk podcast.
“I’ve never seen the amount of excitement and companies that wanted to be in business with Emma after the US Open.
“So we did this exercise through the entire year and we figured out that there was probably 18 days a year that she can give to sponsors that won’t affect her tennis training or her tournament schedule.
How much did Emma Raducanu earn in 2022?
According to Forbes, during her first full year on the WTA Tour, the British youngster earned £581,700 in prize money.
But off the court, she earnt a staggering £ 14.96 million.
The £15.52m total took the star up to fourth in the 2022 world’s highest-paid female athlete list.