Did Tom Brady’s Net Worth Increase in 2021?

Tom Brady is arguably the greatest player in NFL history. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has won seven Superbowls so far and is on course for another win this year. The 44-year-old breaks record for fun. However, not all the QB’s financial successes seem to come from the NFL.

For an athlete par excellence, it is normal that the GOAT has no shortage of money. The former New England Patriots QB has partnerships with top brands of the world and is amongst the best-paid player in the NFL. With every passing year being a new milestone on the field, it looks like he has set a new milestone in financial terms as well.

The net worth of Tom Brady saw an increase of $50 million in 2021

Tom Brady’s net worth has always been in the upper percentile amongst the NFL players. Back in 2020, according to IncomeMotivation.com, Tom Brady had an estimated net worth of two hundred million dollars. However, late in 2020, the GOAT signed a new deal with Bucs, which saw an increase in his net worth in 2021.

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According to Celebrity Net Worth, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback has an approximate net worth of a whopping $250 million. This big sum is a result of a multitude of factors. Although, the main two contributing factors are obviously his salary and his celebrity endorsements.

According to Marca.com, the GOAT’s bump in net worth came because of a $50 million extension signed in 2020. Of the $50 million, the Bucs QB was paid 41.075 million dollars in 2021. The rest of the increase in net worth came from his brand endorsements. As per Forbes, the GOAT has partnerships with brands like Under Armour, Ugg, Footlocker, Molecular Mattresses, IWC Watches, and Upper Deck.

All said and done- the GOAT saw an increase of $50 million in his net worth. With yet another Superbowl and MVP win likely, it looks like the quarterback is set to earn even more next year.

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