Fund continues to grown

Tennis legend is now a billionaire

He won 20 Grand Slam titles and shaped an era. Roger Federer also towered over financially – and now pushes into new spheres.

Roger Federer made the leap into a new league. The economic magazine “Forbes” now estimates the Swiss’s assets at $ 1.1 billion. The 44-year-old, who ended his tennis career in 2022, is the second player in his sport who reaches this brand-after the long-time tennis manager Ion țiriac, who once also advised Boris Becker.

Federer’s sporting successes are impressive: he won 103 tournaments, including 20 Grand Slam titles for 24 years, and led the world rankings for a total of 310 weeks. With over $ 130 million in prize money, he is in the eternal ranking behind Novak Djoković and Rafael Nadal.

His success was also great away from the course. Over a period of 16 years, Federer was the best earning player in his sport. In 2020, he even led the global ranking of all athletes with an annual income of $ 106.3 million. His sponsorship deals added up to around one billion dollars – more than twice as much as with his rival Djoković and Nadal.

The brands with which Federer has been connected for years include Rolex (watches), Mercedes-Benz, Lindt (chocolate) and Moët & Chandon (champagne). In 2018 he changed his outfitter from Nike to Uniqlo, where he signed a ten -year contract for around $ 300 million. Another key to his wealth is the investment in the Swiss running shoe company on. Federer already acquired around three percent in 2019 and supported the development of a tennis shoe line. The IPO two years later made the value of his package grow to over $ 375 million.

In addition to ON, Federer was involved in other projects. Together with his manager Tony Godsick, he founded the Team8 agency in 2013. This also created the Laver Cup, an annual team event that is now firmly anchored in the ATP calendar. Investments in start-ups such as the Chilean food company Notco are also part of his portfolio.

In the exquisite circle of sports billionaires, Federer is now part of the ex-basketball players Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, the active professionals LeBron James and golfers Tiger Woods and the former boxer Floyd Mayweather. With his popularity, he also remains a sought -after brand ambassador: over 25 million people follow him on Instagram and X alone.

Fund continues to grown

Tennis legend is now a billionaire

He won 20 Grand Slam titles and shaped an era. Roger Federer also towered over financially – and now pushes into new spheres.

Roger Federer made the leap into a new league. The economic magazine “Forbes” now estimates the Swiss’s assets at $ 1.1 billion. The 44-year-old, who ended his tennis career in 2022, is the second player in his sport who reaches this brand-after the long-time tennis manager Ion țiriac, who once also advised Boris Becker.

Federer’s sporting successes are impressive: he won 103 tournaments, including 20 Grand Slam titles for 24 years, and led the world rankings for a total of 310 weeks. With over $ 130 million in prize money, he is in the eternal ranking behind Novak Djoković and Rafael Nadal.

His success was also great away from the course. Over a period of 16 years, Federer was the best earning player in his sport. In 2020, he even led the global ranking of all athletes with an annual income of $ 106.3 million. His sponsorship deals added up to around one billion dollars – more than twice as much as with his rival Djoković and Nadal.

The brands with which Federer has been connected for years include Rolex (watches), Mercedes-Benz, Lindt (chocolate) and Moët & Chandon (champagne). In 2018 he changed his outfitter from Nike to Uniqlo, where he signed a ten -year contract for around $ 300 million. Another key to his wealth is the investment in the Swiss running shoe company on. Federer already acquired around three percent in 2019 and supported the development of a tennis shoe line. The IPO two years later made the value of his package grow to over $ 375 million.

In addition to ON, Federer was involved in other projects. Together with his manager Tony Godsick, he founded the Team8 agency in 2013. This also created the Laver Cup, an annual team event that is now firmly anchored in the ATP calendar. Investments in start-ups such as the Chilean food company Notco are also part of his portfolio.

In the exquisite circle of sports billionaires, Federer is now part of the ex-basketball players Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, the active professionals LeBron James and golfers Tiger Woods and the former boxer Floyd Mayweather. With his popularity, he also remains a sought -after brand ambassador: over 25 million people follow him on Instagram and X alone.