Thiago Silva's Net Worth: Here's look at Fluminense captain's wealth and legacy
Thiago Silva's journey from Brazil to Europe's elite clubs has been highly lucrative, with career earnings from salaries alone estimated to exceed £100 million.
At Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) from 2012 to 2020, he earned approximately £200,000 per week, amounting to around £11 million per year. When Silva moved to Chelsea in 2020, he secured a salary of about £96,000 per week which is approximately an annual income of £5 million. His 2024 return to Fluminense came with a £27,000 per week, equating to £1.4 million per year.
Thiago Silva's income extends beyond the pitch through endorsement deals. He was a long-time Nike ambassador, wearing their boots and starring in campaigns during his PSG and Brazil tenures.
He also partnered with Nissan, capitalizing on their UEFA Champions League sponsorship. In Brazil, Silva endorsed Hebron, a pharmaceutical brand. Additional deals with Gatorade, Gillette, and Samsung have contributed an estimated $1 million annually to his income during his peak years. He is currently sponsored by Puma with the contract beginning in July 2024.
Thiago Silva's career is defined by a remarkable list of achievements.
FIFA Club World Cup: 1 title
FIFA Confederations Cup: 1 title
Italian Super Cup: 1 title
French League Cup: 6 titles
Thiago Silva's wealth is bolstered by investments, particularly in real estate, which secure his financial future.
Fluminense FC made their second Club World Cup appearance against Borussia Dortmund, having reached the final in 2023. However, Manchester City crushed them 4-0 in that final.
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