Thanks to his performances for Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga and Barcelona in LaLiga, Robert Lewandowski is one of the greatest strikers of the 21st century.
It is fair to say the Poland striker is lethal in front of goal - his record of 312 strikes in Germany's top flight is second only to Gerd Muller - and he is already a key player for the Blaugrana since his move from the Allianz Arena to the Camp Nou as Barca go in search of the league title.
Unsurprisingly, Lewandowski has been well remunerated throughout his career, which started at Delta Warsaw in 2005, and has seen his net worth expand as his status increases with each passing season.
But just how much is he actually worth? Let's find out!
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Robert Lewandowski net worth
You don't perform at the highest level for as long as Lewandowski has without earning a considerable amount from the game to which you have dedicated your career. According to Celebrity Net Worth, the 34-year-old centre-forward has a huge net worth of $85m, which works out a £70.4m. There are no players, either at his club or his international side, who can really compete with that.
Robert Lewandowski salary
Lewandowski takes home £298,000 a week in Spain, as per Salary Sport which works out at around £15.5m a year. That puts him at the top of the tree in Catalonia, with Frenkie de Jong the only other Barcelona player to earn more than £200,000 a week. Even long-term stalwarts such as Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba earn considerably less than the forward. However, it is interesting to see he took a pay cut to make the move to Barcelona - at Bayern, he took home £329,000 every seven days and, at his peak, he raked in £351,000. That made him the highest-paid footballer in Bavaria, a position currently held by Sadio Mane thanks to his £306,000-a-week salary.
Robert Lewandowski endorsements
It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone to know that Lewandowski is incredibly marketable, and therefore has plenty of partnerships with leading brands from around the world. Amongst his largest endorsements are Nike, Huawei and Procter & Gamble, an American manufacturing company. He's not done there, though - Opel, EA Sports, CoverGirl, Head & Shoulders, PlayStation and Oshee all work with the former Lech Poznan man, while he previously received payments to market Coca-Cola until 2018.
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Robert Lewandowski business interests
Lewandowski is approaching the end of his career in football, and has already seemingly made plans for future earnings with his investments. He owns his own clothing line, aptly called RL9, while his RL9 coffee and nutritional snacks are sold under the company name Foods by Ann, which he owns with his wife. He also owns marketing and media agencies, as well as his own restaurant, called Nine's, in the capital of Poland, Warsaw. Other investments include Less App, a mobile application used to buy and sell clothes, and Movie Games, a video games company that focuses on sports. He is a busy man!
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