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Paul George is an American professional NBA player for the Philadelphia 76ers with an estimated net worth of $120 Million.

Since the Indiana Pacers drafted George 10th overall in 2010, he’s played 14 seasons in the league and earned over $305 million in base salary alone. Paul is currently ranked among the top ten highest-paid players, tied with Devin Booker, Jaylen Brown, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Kawhi Leonard.

For the 2024/25 season, he’s projected to earn $49.2 million in salary as part of his fresh $211.6 million contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. That, combined with additional income ranging between $7 million and $8.5 million/year from endorsements, is helping dramatically increase his net worth.

Quick Facts

• Will earn approximately $49.2 million in salary for the 2024/25 season
• Lifetime earnings from salary recently surpassed $305 million
• Ranked 6th highest-paid player in the league
• Signed a 4-year, $211.6 million contract with the 76ers in 2024
• Assets include an $18.1 million mansion in Pacific Palisades, California

Net Worth History

When we began tracking Paul George’s net worth in 2021, he was worth approximately $60 million. That year, he earned $39.3 million in salary plus an additional $8.5 million from endorsements, and the following year, he earned close to $50 million, which increased estimates of his net worth to between $90 million and $100 million.

George recently closed out the 2023/24 season with a $45.6 million base salary and roughly $7 million through endorsement income. Based on our estimations, Paul George’s net worth is approximately $120 Million in 2024.

Career Overview

Paul George’s career in basketball has spanned many years, covering a successful run in high school, college, and professional NBA. As a player for one of the richest NBA teams, he became a six-time member of the All-NBA Team and a four-time member of the NBA All-Defensive Team.

With years of experience established throughout his youth, he began full-time playing while attending Knight High School in Palmdale, California.

High School & College Career Highlights

While attending high school in the mid-2000s, Paul George demonstrated his outstanding playing style from an early age.

In 2007, he led the high school team to a championship victory in the Golden League and was named the Golden League Most Valuable Player. Also named the Antelope Valley Press Player of the Year, he ended his senior year with an average of 23.2 points and 11.2 rebounds.

His college performances during the two years he played for the California State University team continued to reflect his exemplary playing style.

In his first game with the Bulldogs, George scored an impressive 14 points to defeat Sacramento State, with additional high scores in subsequent games.

Throughout his college career, he continued to pick up awards for his abilities, appearing in Sports Illustrated as one of the most entertaining players in the game.

Breakthrough Into Professional Basketball At The Indiana Pacers

Following a hugely successful run as both a high school and college player, Paul George was well-prepared for a career in the NBA.

He would go on to play with and against some of the wealthiest NBA players of his generation, beginning with his tenure at the Indiana Pacers in 2010.

Remaining with the Pacers through 2017, George’s early professional career highlights include earning the NBA All-Rookie Second Team in 2011.

Two years later, he was named the NBA’s Most Improved Player and, for the first time in his career, was named to the NBA’s All-Defensive Second Team.

While an off-season injury set back his strong record in 2014, he returned to form for the 2015 to 2016 season and helped the team win many victories.

He also played for the United States national team in the 2016 Summer Olympics before returning to the Indiana Pacers in 2017.

Late Career Highlights With the Los Angeles Clippers

After a long and hugely successful run of performances with the Indiana Pacers, Paul George ended the relationship with the team in 2017.

George played basketball for the Oklahoma City Thunder team for two seasons before being transferred to the Los Angeles Clippers in 2019.

Home to iconic basketball players, including Ivica Zubac and Norman Powell, George initially performed inconsistently and earned criticism from fans.

After returning to form, he signed an additional four-year contract with the team worth $190 million, significantly increasing his net worth.

By 2021, he had scored a season-high 42 points for the team, but a ligament injury subsequently put him out of action for several weeks.

Following his recovery, George continued to assist his team with multiple victories against teams, including the Sacramento Kings and Minnesota Timberwolves.

With each additional game, Paul George’s career stats continued to reflect his position as one of the most iconic players in basketball history.

NBA Salary

In 2010, Paul George signed a four-year, fully guaranteed rookie contract with the Indiana Pacers worth $10.5 million. He earned $2.2 million in his first NBA season, and his annual salary climbed to $3.3 million by the end of his contract.

In 2014, George signed a five-year $91.6 million rookie extension with the Pacers, again fully guaranteed. He played for three more seasons with the Pacers, earning $51.4 million more before being traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

In the 2017/18 season, George earned $19.5 million in Oklahoma and initially contemplated moving to the Lakers. George re-signed with the Thunder on his first 9-figure contract, valued at $136.9 million over four years.

His average annual salary increased to $34 million, and he earned $30.5 million in the 18/19 season before being traded to the LA Clippers.

Two seasons and $66.4 million later, George signed the most valuable contract of his career: A four-year, $176.3 million veteran extension with the Clippers. His contract expires in the 2024/25 season, with only $48.8 million remaining until he secures the entire $176.3 million of its value.

Paul George has earned $305.3 million during his NBA career; after this season, he should reach $354.1 million in lifetime earnings.

Endorsements

Paul George signed an endorsement deal with Nike as a rookie in 2010. Seven years later, when his first signature shoe, the PG1, was released, Forbes estimated his annual earnings from the brand to be $5.5 million. During that same period, his combined endorsement earnings from all sources were estimated to be $7 million.

At the time, George was one of Nike’s highest-paid NBA athletes, beaten only by LeBron, Kobe, and Durant. Under Nike, he released six signature shoes, the final of which was the PG6 in 2023.

Outside of shoe deals, George has worked with multiple brands, including:

• AT&T
• Bacardi
• Gatorade
• Therabody

He’s currently an official Therabody Athlete, promoting their line of Theragun massage devices alongside fellow NBA players James Hardenand TylerHerro.

In 2019, George starred in a movie promo commercial for Terminator: Dark Fate alongside actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and former teammate Kawhi Leonard.

Paul George’s endorsement income has risen gradually throughout his career, with the most significant factor being his signature shoe deal with Nike. George’s estimated earnings from endorsements were $7 million in 2016, $7.5 million in 2018, and $8.5 million by 2021. When his shoe deal with Nike ended in 2023, that figure returned to $7 million and will likely drop further this year.

Real Estate

Hidden Hills Home

In July 2016, Paul George purchased a 15,973-square-foot, seven-bedroom mansion in Hidden Hills, California, for $7.4 million. According to public records, George was paying approximately between $85,000 and $90,000 in annual property taxes on the home. Since he was playing for Oklahoma when he owned the house, he likely didn’t live there.

In 2020, Paul returned the property to the market, asking for $9.5 million. Music artist French Montana purchased the home for $8.43 million, roughly $1 million more than George had spent four years prior.

Indiana Home

In 2013, while playing for the Indiana Pacers, George paid $2.05 million for a 12,605-square-foot lakefront home in Indianapolis, Indiana. The property included five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a private dock, a wine room, an indoor pool, a hot tub, and a sauna.

In 2018, after being traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder, he listed the home for sale at $2.1 million, likely expecting to take a loss on the property. It sold for just $1.5 million in May 2019. After fees and property taxes, George potentially could have lost around $800,000 on the sale.

Pacific Palisades Home

In 2019, Paul George paid $16.1 million for DeAndre Jordan‘s 10,500-square-foot, seven-bedroom home in Pacific Palisades, California. Although he still owns the property, with his recent move to the Philadelphia 76ers, he’s likely acquired a new primary residence. This property is currently valued at approximately $18.8 million.

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Article Sources

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