The whole sporting world celebrates Jannik Sinner. Adriano Panatta he goes further and states: “For me he is number 1 in the world already now, leaving aside the ATP ranking algorithms. At 22, he has his whole career ahead of him and he will win many Slam titles.” But the conquest of the Australian Open, in addition to being a great sporting success, obviously also brought about a great financial reward.
A victory worth almost two million euros
The Melbourne tournament has one of the richest prize pools on the circuit with around €53 million (A$86.5 million). Sinner raised the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup to the skies and took home a prize of 3.15 million Australian dollars or 1.91 million euros. And if you consider the money that arrived in the golden year of 2023 (he won the Masters 1000 in Toronto, the Beijing tournament, then the one in Vienna, reached the final of the ATP Finals and won the Davis Cup) it reaches 40 million. From the official website of the ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) it appears that Sinner earned 7.58 million euros (8.3 million dollars). The Corriere della Sera writes that in “a hypothetical salary, pretending a paycheck every thirty days, the South Tyrolean tennis player takes home well over 3 million euros a month“.
Nike and other sponsors
Around 20 million arrived in Sinner’s bank account in 2023 from contracts with sponsors and TV appearances. In May of 2022 Nike wanted the Italian player with them for the next 10 years at a staggering sum: 150 million euros, approximately 15 for each season. However, Sinner has also signed agreements with Gucci, Rolex, Parmigiano Reggiano, Alfa Romeo, Lavazza, Fastweb, Technogym, Panini and Intesa Sanpaolo. According to Il Corriere della Serathe earnings are around 5 million per season.
2024-01-29 09:28:38
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