How much is Sergio Busquets worth in 2025? A look at his MLS salary, endorsements, and more
Sergio Busquets, the famous Spanish footballer, playing as defensive midfielder in MLS for Miami Inter as a defensive midfielder, continues to shine. The transfer from FC Barcelona to MLS in 2023 caught most by surprise; nevertheless, Busquets remains secure in his financial heft.
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By 2025, his net worth, salary, and endorsements will place him in elite earning status among soccer players.
Sergio Busquets' net worth and MLS salary in 2025
Sergio Busquets' current net worth about $50 million in 2025, earned from playing soccer and making smart money choices. At Inter Miami, he gets $8.5 million each year, one of the biggest salaries in MLS. His contract lasts until December 2025, and as a special player, he helps the team without salary limit worries.
He earns about $163,000 every week, not including extra money for good games.
Before MLS, Busquets played for FC Barcelona, where he made a lot of money, over €144 million from his contracts. His highest Barcelona salary was €24 million a year, more than his MLS pay, but he's still a top earner in MLS. His skills and leadership make him worth the big money at Inter Miami.
Busquets also makes money from deals with brands like Nike, Pepsi, and Gillette, which add to his riches.
These companies pay him to show their products because he's a famous World Cup winner. We don't know exact amounts for these deals in 2025, but they help him a lot. Even at 36, Busquets stays popular, keeping his brand deals strong in MLS.
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Career achievements and endorsement deals fuel his wealth
Busquets' money comes from his amazing soccer career, with nine La Liga titles, three Champions Leagues, and a 2010 World Cup with Spain. He played 722 games for Barcelona, becoming one of the best midfielders ever.
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His part in Barcelona's famous tiki-taka style with Xavi and Iniesta made him a soccer hero, earning him big contracts.
Brand deals with companies like Nike and Audi bring in extra cash, as they like his image as a smart player. These deals often mean posting on social media or appearing in ads, adding millions to his money over time. In MLS, his fame as a Barcelona star keeps these deals going, even if they're smaller than in Europe.
Busquets might also have money in things like houses or businesses, but we don't know much about that. Many players like him invest to make more money. His leadership at Inter Miami, playing with stars like Lionel Messi, keeps him famous, which could lead to new deals after he stops playing, maybe in coaching or TV. His wealth shows his soccer skills and smart choices off the field.
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