Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler has consistently proven himself as one of the premier playoff performers in the league over the past few years, leading his team to two unexpected NBA Finals appearances in the last four seasons.
The 6-foot-7 forward has had a remarkable journey to success, overcoming significant challenges such as being kicked out by his mother at 13 and experiencing homelessness for a period.
The Texas native was drafted by the Chicago Bulls with the 30th overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft. After six seasons in the Windy City, he spent time with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Philadelphia 76ers, before eventually landing in South Beach.
As one of the league's elite postseason performers with several memorable outings when it matters the most, the question arises: What is Jimmy Butler's net worth in 2023?
Jimmy Butler's Net Worth 2023: $80 Million
The 34-year-old Butler is worth $80 million as of 2023, as per numerous outlets such as Celebrity Net Worth, Essentially Sports, Mirror, and First Sportz.
Butler was ranked as the 41st highest-paid athlete in the world in 2023 by business and financial magazine Forbes, having earned $47.8 million over the past year. A significant portion of this amount, $37.8 million, was attributed to his salary with the Miami Heat, while the remaining $10 million came from various endorsement deals.
The 2023 Eastern Conference Finals Most Valuable Player is currently in the second season of a four-year contract extension that he signed with the Heat valued at $184 million, according to ESPN.
For the 2023-24 NBA season, Butler is set to earn $45.1 million in salary, which will rise to $48.7 million next season. He also has a player option for 2025-26 worth $52.4 million, per figures from HoopsHype.
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Jimmy Butler's Wealth
At the conclusion of the 2023-24 NBA season, Butler's career earnings in NBA salary will reach $263,249,191, spanning a period of 13 seasons, before deductions such as agent fees and taxes. This total will rank as the 19th highest of all time, per Spotrac.
Despite accumulating significant career earnings, recent offseason reports indicate that Butler is seeking a contract that surpasses the NBA-record $304 million deal awarded to forward Jaylen Brown by the Boston Celtics the previous summer, once his current deal expires.
During the 2020 NBA Bubble in Orlando, Butler launched his coffee venture called Big Face Coffee, selling coffee to fellow players and other residents within the bubble. Notably, he priced each cup with an upcharge of $20.
The coffee company officially launched to the public a year later, featuring pop-up shops in Miami. Butler expressed his intention to dedicate his time to the coffee roastery business post-retirement.
The six-time NBA All-Star has a multi-year shoe deal with the Chinese brand Li-Ning, a partnership he entered into in 2020. Under this agreement, he has his own signature line of shoes.
The 2015 NBA Most Improved Player had previously worn shoes from Adidas and Jordan Brand throughout his NBA career.
Aside from Li-Ning, Butler also has endorsement deals with German beer brand Michelob ULTRA, tech giant Google, multinational food and beverage company Nestle and Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer.
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