How much did you earn when you were 21 years old? If you ask Luka Doncic, a lot, and now at 23 years old he only continues to see his wealth boom. Let’s look at Luka Doncic’s net worth in 2023.
Luka Doncic’s net worth in 2023 (estimate): $25 million
From dominating as a teenager in Europe to being the toast of the entire NBA, Doncic sure has already come a long way in his skyrocketing career. Luka Doncic’s net worth in 2023 sits at about $25 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
The Dallas Mavericks superstar guard is arguably the best young player in the NBA today, with many executives tagging him as the most logical choice to build a team around, even a few years ago. At such a ripe age, he is basically the complete package. He can attack the basket with his sly moves, he has deep range, he can post up, he is not afraid of clutch situations, he distributes the ball well, he is a fantastic rebounder for a guard, and the laundry list of his skills goes on. If there’s one knock on Doncic, it’s his defense. But most young guys go through that phase. He will hopefully improve as he becomes a veteran.
The Slovenian sensation immediately took the NBA by storm, winning Rookie of the Year. He then quickly blossomed into an All-Star and one of the very best players in the NBA in Year 2. In his first playoff stint in the Disney bubble, he dragged the Mavs almost singlehandedly to six games against the stacked Los Angeles Clippers in the first round. Doncic also hit an iconic game-winner in Game 4 on a nasty step-back 3-pointer over the outstretched arms of Paul George and Kawhi Leonard. If anybody still doubted his ability to carry a team, that was the Luka Doncic Eff You Game. It announced to the entire NBA that he would be a guy to be reckoned with for years to come.
Earlier in that second season, Luka Doncic inked a deal with Jordan Brand worth a reported $75 million over five years. He finally got himself a signature shoe in 2022, which he debuted during the playoffs.
Doncic continues to wow the NBA on a nightly basis. He has made three consecutive All-Star Games and three consecutive All-NBA First Teams, streaks which should continue in 2023 given he’s putting up MVP numbers and making history. Right at the end of 2022, he had the most prolific game of his career, putting up a ridiculous 60-point, 21-rebound, 10-assist triple-double. After that game, he joked that he needed a “recovery beer,” and it shouldn’t surprise you that beer makers took advantage of this opportunity.
