Andy Murray’s net worth has been boosted by a number of smart investments – with the tennis star having built his own mansion as well as owning a huge hotel
Andy Murray may have hung up his tennis racket, but his impressive net worth remains unaffected.
The British tennis ace, who bid farewell to the sport following a doubles defeat at the Paris Olympics this summer, has amassed a staggering fortune during his illustrious career, which includes two Wimbledon victories. Murray’s wealth is derived from prize money, endorsements, and a even grand hotel he owns with his wife Kim.
As we bid adieu to one of Britain’s most successful sports figures, let’s take a peek at some of his assets, ranging from the luxurious hotel to a house he even built himself.
Andy Murray’s net worth
Murray’s net worth is estimated to be over £81million. In addition to an incredible sum earned through prize money, believed to be around £50million, he also has several sponsorship deals that contribute significantly to his income.
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He reportedly has a long-term contract with TRR Nutrition and a similar agreement with sportswear brand Castore. Murray had a four-year deal with Under Armour that netted him £15million. He also has a partnership with Jaguar and is the sole shareholder of 77 Management, reports the Express.
