Paul George – His Clippers Contract, Net Worth, and Noteworthy Endorsement Deals

Paul George is a success, failure, money, and controversies, all in the same high-profile package. Currently, he is the captain of the Clippers’ Sail that has finally touched the coast of WCF in 51 years. Steve Ballmer’s wide-arm hug for the 31-YO maestro after their series win over #1 Jazz was proof that the owner is happy with his investment.

PG, in his 11-year NBA career, has gone past many milestones and wore many hats. In the process, the superstar has earned some financially strong deals and some record-setting contracts among other things. 

Clippers’ Paul George, his contracts, and his skyrocketing net worth

Currently, PG is sitting on the mind-boggling net worth of $90 million and will very soon enter the rare hundred million club. The 6’8” guard-forward from Fresno State College entered the league in 2010 as a Pacer and enjoyed seven years with the team. After completing his four years with the Pacers, the star signed a 5-year $91.57 million max rookie extension.

However, later, after the team’s back-to-back round 1 losses, the man decided to move out. Not wanting to jeopardize his worth, the Pacers traded him to OKC where he resigned a 4-year $136.9 million contract. 

That worked as an extrinsic motivation for the star who enjoyed a career-best 2018-19 season. He averaged 28 points and recorded a career-high 2.2 steals in that season. As a result, his worth touched the sky with another 4-year extension of $190 million when he joined Kawhi Leonard in the Clippers. This proved how his career has only gone upwards in terms of money.

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What else makes for his portfolio?

The 7x All-Star has a lot to be proud of. Playoff P is currently the 8th best-paid athlete in the league and is the 21st NBA player ever to have his own signature shoe line. The man of the hour, King George, is a Nike athlete and has already entered the fifth generation in his shoeline. Apart from that, the man also has a partnership with New Era where he owns a custom hats line. 

The Clippers leader endorses Gatorade, NBA 2K, AT&T, Bass Pro Shops, and Foot Locker among other brands. He even runs a charity foundation and a YouTube channel that makes him a 360-degree personality. Now, the only feather remaining to find his hat is a championship ring. Do you think this proud father of two can attain that? Help us know in the comments.

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