Caitlin Clark's exploding value: List of Fever star's endorsements and contract details

The Indiana Fever's top pick in the WNBA Draft, Caitlin Clark, is the currently the biggest name in women's basketball. Clark's popularity on and off the court is paying off.

Clark is widely regarded as the best player of her generation and shattered numerous records during her tenure as an Iowa Hawkeye. In her senior year at Iowa, Clark became the all-time leading scorer in NCAA Division I men's and women's basketball. She also broke the all-time scoring record for the Big Ten conference and won several awards, including the Naismith Player of the Year and the Wooden Award for the second year.

Clark's competitive nature and insane shots, which are just shy of half-court, make her a crowd favorite and bring out the women's basketball fan in everyone.

Clark has ended speculation about losing endorsements after turning professional by signing a multiyear deal with Wilson Sporting Goods Co., the official basketball supplier of the WNBA. According to the company, Clark will become a brand ambassador and will creatively direct her first-ever signature basketball line, set to launch later this year, among other influential roles.

Rumors also continue to grow about an imminent deal with Nike that includes signature shoes and could break the bank with a lucrative eight figures.

Here is a breakdown of Clark's net worth, including her WNBA salary and NIL deals.

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Caitlin Clark's Wilson Sporting Goods Co. deal

Caitlin Clark made history by becoming the first female athlete to have her own collection with Wilson Sporting Goods Co. The company will build a collection around her, similar to what they did with Michael Jordan in the 1980s.

Details of the deal have not been disclosed by the company.

“Wilson has been with me across some of the most pivotal moments in my career so far, and I couldn’t be more excited to continue driving basketball forward alongside them,” Clark said in a press release regarding the deal. “It feels surreal to have my own basketball collection, and to affect what that means for future generations of athletes.”

The Wilson website has already released the first Clark collection, which is a limited edition of gold-colored basketballs featuring a drawing of Clark with her signature for $49.95.

Caitlin Clark's WNBA contract with the Indiana Fever

According to Spotrac, Caitlin Clark signed a four-year, $338,000 contract with the Indiana Fever. She will earn $76,535 in her first year with the Fever, and her salary will increase every year through 2027, during which she will earn $97,582 in the final year of her contract.

Clark's WNBA contract follows the standard for top league players. Rookie salaries are determined by draft positions, with first-year salaries ranging from $64,154 to $76,535, according to Spotrac.

Caitlin Clark's NIL Deals

Clark's estimated NIL valuation is $3.5 million in 2024, ranking fourth behind Bronny James, Shedeur Sanders, and Livvy Dunne, according to On3 NIL.

Caitlin Clark signed agreements with numerous companies, allowing them to use her name, image, and likeness. The companies she has partnered with are from various industries, including sports apparel, electronics, and insurance.

Below is a list of the companies that have added the college basketball star to their roster.

• Wilson Sporting Goods Co.

• Nike

• Gatorade

• Bose

• State Farm

• Buick

• Hy-Vee

• H&R Block

• Topps

• Shoot-A-Way

• Goldman Sachs

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