Luka Doncic Net Worth

What is Luka Doncic Net Worth?

Luka Doncic Net Worth is US$ 25 Million as of 2022.

Net Worth	US$ 25 Million
Born:	February 28, 1999 (25 Years)
Nick Name	The Matador, El Matador, Cool Hand, The Don, Wonder Boy, El Niño Maravilla, Swaggy L, Luka Legend
Gender	Male
Height	6′ 7”
Horoscope	Pisces
Country of Origin	Slovenian
Education	Osnovna Sola Mirana Jarca
Parents	Sasa Doncic, Mirjam Poterbin
Religion	Christianity
Source of Wealth	Professional Basketball, Endorsements, and Investments
Marital Status	Unmarried
Girlfriend	Anamaria Goltes
Famous For	Point Guard and Shooting Guard
Jersey Number	#77
Affiliations	Union Olimpija, Real Madrid, Dallas Mavericks (Current)

Biography

Luka Doncic is a professional basketball player from Slovenia. He plays point guard/small forward for the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA. He was taken as the third overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks but was eventually transferred to the Mavs. In just three years, Luka has become an NBA sensation. He has won countless awards and medals for European flare and his talent.

He won Rookie of the Year for the 2018–19 season and was chosen unanimously for the NBA All–Rookie First Team. He was chosen to play in his first NBA All-Star game and was named to the All-NBA First Team during his sophomore campaign. Due to his great global appeal, he has been part of countless endorsements. Slovenian basketball player Luka Doncic has had a net worth of US$ 25 million as of December 2021.

Timeline

Early Life

Doncic was born in Ljubljana, Slovenia, to Sasa Doncic, a former player and basketball coach, and Mirjam Poterbin. His father is a Slovenian with Serbian ancestry from Kosovo, and his mother is a Slovenian. In 2008, his parents divorced, and his mother was given his custody and legal guardianship.

He played various sports throughout his childhood, counting football, which he later gave up after getting too tall. When he was seven years old, he started playing organized basketball at a primary school in Ljubljana. According to his family, Doncic’s first experience with a basketball was when he was seven months old. By the time he was one, he frequently played with a miniature hoop in his room. He claimed to have been “enchanted” by Greek player Vassilis Spanoulis since his early adolescence. At Real Madrid, he wore the number 7 in remembrance of Spanoulis. In his formative years, an American basketball star, LeBron James, was another idol of Doncic’s.

Career

Amateur Career –

Union Olimpija

When he was just eight years old, Luka began practicing with players who were 11 years old by the Olimpija Basketball School coach Grega Brezovec.

He would train with the under-14 team the next year, but according to league regulations, he could only play for Olimpija’s under-12 team.

He was named the Most Valuable Player in the under-14 Vasas Intesa Sanpaolo Cup in Budapest in September 2011, despite finishing second to FC Barcelona.

Luka was loaned to the club Real Madrid in February 2012 for the under-14 Spanish club competition Minicopa Endesa. He won the tournament’s MVP award by averaging 13 points, 4 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 3.3 steals per game.

Real Madrid

Luka signed a five-year contract with Real Madrid in September 2012, when he was just 13 years old.

He contributed to Madrid’s Minicopa Endesa victory and had a game average of 24.5 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, and 6 steals in February 2013.

He helped the team defeat FC Barcelona in the championship game with 25 points, 16 rebounds, and 5 steals and also won the MVP award.

He contributed to the squad’s victory in the championship games in March by scoring 25 points against the Gran Canaria youth team.

In the 2014–15 season, Luka primarily participated in the under-18 and reserve teams.

With the reserve squad, the amateur fourth-division of Spanish basketball, he contributed to the Group B of the Liga EBA victory. He had a 13.5-point, 5.9 rebounds, and 3.1 assists per game average.

He won the under-18 Ciutat De L’hospitalet tournament in January 2015 and was chosen to the All-Tournament Team even though he was two years younger than the rest of the team members.

He won the under-18 Next Generation Tournament in May 2015 by defeating the reigning champions Crvena Zvezda Belgrade in the championship game.

Professional Career –

2015-2016

On April 30, 2015, Luka made his professional start with Real Madrid. He played Unicaja in the Liga ACB.

At Sixteen years, 2 months, and two days old, he became the Real Madrid team’s youngest-ever player. Third-youngest debutant in League history behind Ricky Rubio and Angel Rebolo.

Luka began to play frequently for Real Madrid’s senior team during the 2015–16 season.

On October 8, 2015, he took part in an NBA preseason game against the Boston Celtics, and he finished with 1 block, 4 rebounds, and 1 assist.

He entered the European League for the first time on 16 October, when he was 16 years old.

He became the 21st player in history to do it before turning 17.

With a season-high of 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists against Bilbao on November 29, he established a new ACB record for both the most points and the highest Performance Index Rating (PIR) in a game for under 17 players.

2016-2017

Luka recorded four assists and six points in 19 minutes versus Unicaja in the first game of the new season.

He took part in an NBA preseason game on October 3, 2016, when the team defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder he scored 3 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists.

Other than that, it was through this game that he won his first ACB Player of the Week award.

He was the youngest player to receive the EuroLeague’s MVP of the Round on December 22 after defeating Brose Bamberg 95-72 with 16 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals.

In the Spanish King’s Cup match against Baskonia on February 18, Luka scored 23 points.

He helped Real Madrid get to the EuroLeague Final Four in the 2017 EuroLeague Playoffs with 11 points, five rebounds, and seven assists.

2017-2018

In his first game of the year against MoraBanc Andorra, Luka scored 8 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists, thus winning the game by 94-88. He had scored a career-high of 27 points in his first EuroLeague match of the season on October 12 in the win against Anadolu Efes.

On October 24, 27 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals earned him the title of EuroLeague’s MVP of the Round.

Two days later, in an 87-66 victory over Zalgiris Kaunas, he once more named EuroLeague’s MVP of the Round with a career-high 28 points.

Luka made history by becoming the youngest player to win the EuroLeague MVP of the Month award. On December 8, in a win against Olympiacos Piraeus, Luka made his career-high of 33 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists.

Dallas Mavericks –

2018-2019

In June 2018, Luka was selected by the Atlanta Hawks with the 3^rd overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft. He was later traded to Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Trae Young and the future first-round in the 2019 NBA Draft. In July 2018, he signed his rookie contract with the Mavericks but was unable to play in the NBA Summer League of 2018 due to a delay in a buyout from Real Madrid.

He was named the Western Conference’s NBA Rookie of the Month for November 2018, December 2018, as well as January 2019.

He achieved multiple triple-doubles, including a 30-point triple-double, making him the only teen in NBA history to do so.

2019-2020

He also made history by becoming the youngest player to ever score 35-point triple-doubles in a win against Golden State Warriors.

On August 17, LUKA participated in his first NBA Playoffs and scored 42 points, the most ever in a Playoffs debut.

2021-2022

The biggest rookie extension contract in NBA history, worth US$ 207 million for five years, was signed by him on August 10, 2021, with the Mavericks.

Luka’s game-winning shot in April 2021’s game between the Dallas Mavericks and Memphis Grizzlies stunned everyone in the NBA.

2022–2023

Doncic contributed 32 points, 7 rebounds, and 10 assists to a 137-96 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on October 22, 2022. He joined LeBron James, Shaquille O’Neal, and Michael Jordan as the fourth player since the ABA-NBA merger to reach 7,000 career points in fewer than 270 games during the game.

National Team Career –

On September 22, 2016, Luka declared that he would play for Slovenia’s senior men’s national team for the remainder of his career.

He was also pivotal to Slovenia’s performance at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. But France defeated the team.

Assets

In Preston Hollow, Dallas, Luka has a mansion worth 2.17 million USD. The four-bedroom, 4.5-bath, 5,225 square foot property is situated at 9,119 Guernsey Lane and is only a five-minute drive or seven-minute motorbike ride from the home of his boss Mark Cuban on Deloache Avenue. He has two luxurious automobiles: a US$ 69,700 Audi A7 and a US$ 85,000 Porsche Panamera.

Highlights

• Liga ACB MVP (2018)
• All-Liga ACB First Team (2018)
• NBA Rookie of the Year (2019)
• NBA All-Star (2020)

Brand Endorsements

As Doncic gains popularity in the league, it appears that he will also secure significant endorsement contracts. After his contract with Nike for shoes ended, he became a sneaker-free agency prior to the start of the season. Luka Doncic and Air Jordan agreed to a multi-year shoe contract in December 2019.

In addition, Doncic just appeared on the cover of NBA 2K, making him one of the league’s youngest players ever to do so. He also has agreements with WME Sports, BioSteel, and Panini.

Favorite Quotes from Luka Doncic

“I never say to myself I’m the best fighter in the world. If someone learns martial arts solely to pick fights on the street, to lean on it as a keystone weapon in conflicts, to use it to bully and intimidate others – then that person, in my opinion, cannot be considered a true martial artist.”  

– Luka Doncic

“CSKA is a great team with so many good players, and we will need to produce a perfect game to beat them. I expect Belgrade fans to support me at the Final Four.” 

– Luka Doncic

“Don’t know if these are my last two games in Europe. I am still weighing my options, and I will make that decision at the end of the season.”

– Luka Doncic

“It has been a dream year. To win almost all the titles this year is special. Now, this summer, I have a few days to rest and to think about what I’ve been through. Although I am not one to think about the past or to talk to myself. I hope I can repeat a year like that sometime.”

– Luka Doncic

“The first is to think about the team. I would like us to play in the playoffs. Individually, I would like to play well and achieve the things that the trainers ask of me. But I insist I will be there for what the team asks of me. That is the most important.”

– Luka Doncic

“It’s fantastic to have a player like Dirk as a teammate. I spoke with him, but he still hasn’t made any jokes…we will see him in September (laughs). It’s incredible to have him as a mentor!”

– Luka Doncic

Keys Life Lessons from Luka Doncic

We now know everything about Luka Doncic and his net worth. Let’s look at some of his lessons.

1. Do Your Best

The best you can do. Nobody is capable of doing more.

2. Where You Are

Do what you can in the circumstances, using what you have.

3. It’s Not Too Late

It’s never too late to achieve your potential.

Frequently Asked Questions

Summary

On February 28, 1999, Luka Doncic was born in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He is currently a guard/forward for the Dallas Mavericks of the NBA. He has won countless awards and medals in three years due to his European flare and talent. Luka was selected to compete at the 2014 FIBA Europe Under-16 Championship but was forced to withdraw due to injury. In 2016, he declared he would play his entire career for the senior men’s Slovenian national team. 

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