Mikal Bridges has become a key piece for the New York Knicks since arriving in a trade back in June 2024. Fans love his reliable two-way play and the fact that he never misses a game. But how much is the Knicks’ newest star actually making?
With consistent performances and rising popularity in New York, Bridges is stacking up more than just praise — he’s building serious wealth. Here’s a look at his contract, salary, and net worth in 2025.
What Is Mikal Bridges’ Net Worth?
Bridges’ net worth in April 2025 sits at around $20 million. Most of this comes from his NBA salary and various brand partnerships he’s picked up along the way.
Bridges takes a smart, deliberate approach to money. One example is that instead of taking a $50,000 check from Wealthsimple for a partnership, he chose to receive the payout as an investment portfolio. It shows he’s thinking long-term, not just about the next game.
He’s also built up a reputation as a brand-friendly face. Over the years, he’s teamed up with companies like G Fuel, Dove, eBay, Chipotle, Bose, and Vitamin Shoppe — deals that have not only boosted his bank account but also helped expand his influence as a rising NBA name.
In May 2024, Bridges bought a $5.99 million loft in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood. The 5,228-square-foot duplex includes four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, soaring 12.5-foot ceilings, and 625 square feet of private outdoor space. The property also features a home gym, yoga studio, and an office, proof of his focus on balance, not just basketball.
Bridges has also made it a point to give back. While playing for the Suns, he launched the “Bridges Brightest Ballers” program to honor standout student-athletes with free tickets and on-court recognition. It’s one of several ways he’s used his platform for community good.
What Are Bridges’ Contract Details?
Bridges is still on the four-year, $90.9 million deal he signed with the Phoenix Suns in October 2021. That contract, which runs through the 2025-26 season, is fully guaranteed and averages about $22.7 million per year.
Despite being traded to the Brooklyn Nets and later the Knicks in 2024, he’s still under that original deal and will earn $23.3 million for the 2024–25 season.
The Knicks reportedly offered him a two-year, $60 million extension in October 2024, but he turned it down. Bridges is believed to be eyeing a much bigger payday, potentially up to $157 million over four years, or even $295 million if he signs a five-year maximum deal, per reports.
Bridges’ Contract Breakdown by Year:
- 2022-23: $20,100,000​
- 2023-24: $21,700,000​
- 2024-25: $23,300,000​
- 2025-26: $24,900,000
Bridges has quickly become a foundational piece for the Knicks, thanks to his durability, smart play, and off-court poise. With savvy financial moves and a growing legacy in both basketball and community outreach, Bridges is setting himself up for long-term success.
