Kevin Durant is a famed NBA superstar and savvy entrepreneur, recently made headlines with a minority-share investment in Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Through his Thirty Five Ventures (35V) and Boardroom Sports Holdings, Durant joined forces with PSG’s owner, Qatar Sports Investments, in a deal valued in the tens of millions—and part of a larger €4.6 billion sports conglomerate.
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Net worth and earnings breakdown
As of 2025, Durant’s net worth is estimated at around $300 million. According to Forbes, he earned about $101.4 million in the past year alone—split nearly equally between his NBA salary and off-court ventures.
His current salary with the Phoenix Suns sits at $51 million, and that figure is expected to rise to $54.7 million next season. But it’s Durant’s business acumen that’s helping him build long-term wealth.
Through Thirty Five Ventures, Durant has invested in more than 80 startups, focusing on sectors like tech, health, crypto, and sports. Durant is also heavily involved in media through Boardroom, a sports and culture platform he co-founded. It produces original content including podcasts, documentaries, and series like “Swagger” on Apple TV+. Durant even won an Oscar as a co-producer for the short film “Two Distant Strangers.”
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Sports franchise investments
- Beyond PSG, Durant has invested in other sports franchises:
- Philadelphia Union (MLS) – Minority stake purchased in 2020.
- Gotham FC (NWSL) – Joined ownership group in 2021.
- PSG (France) – Latest high-profile investment, aimed at growing basketball operations and international appeal.
Philanthropy and Lifestyle
His Kevin Durant Charity Foundation supports youth sports, education, and community development. He’s funded dozens of basketball courts across the U.S. and has launched scholarship programs for underprivileged students.
As for lifestyle, Durant owns properties in Los Angeles, New York, and Malibu, and drives high-end vehicles like Ferraris and Lamborghinis. But his reputation leans more toward “focused entrepreneur” than “flashy celebrity.”
