Cameron Norrie's net worth explained from tennis wins to sponsorship deals

30 June 2025, 10:11 | Updated: 30 June 2025, 10:52

How much is Cameron Norrie worth? Here is everything we know about his burgeoning bank balance.

Cameron Norrie is hoping to make waves at Wimbledon this year and finally become champion of the much-anticipated championship.

While he has received support from his family and girlfriend Louise Jacobi, the 29-year-old will face tough competition from Wimbledon favourites Carlos Alcaraz, Novack Djokovic and Jannik Sinner.

After beginning his tennis career at a young age, Cam has gone on to carve out a successful sporting career, resulting in many wins and endorsement deals which have boosted his earnings.

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So what is Cameron Norrie's net worth? His incredible wealth revealed.

What is Cam Norrie's net worth?

Through his various tennis tournaments and sponsorship deals, Cameron has managed to acquire a pretty impressive net worth.

According to the Daily Express, the Wimbledon hopeful is estimated to be worth a whopping £4.4million. Cameron has been able to accumulate a portion of this incredible wealth through his tennis wins, however this isn't his only source of income.

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As well as his successful sporting feats, Cameron has also partnered with a number of brands who presumably pay him for his services.

His Instagram profile (@norriee) often features partnerships with various companies including Ralph Lauren, Uber, Athletic Brewing, Waterdrop and PGIM.

Cameron also has sponsorship deals with K-Swiss, Rado, Maui Jim, Illuvium and Babolat, which will have added some cash to his net worth.

If the British player gets through to the Wimbledon finals and wins, he will be able to add £3million to his bank account- the highest ever Wimbledon prize money.

But even if he doesn't get the top spot, as a runner-up he would be awarded £1.52million and if he makes it to the semi-final, Cameron would bag a cool £775,000.

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