Andrés Iniesta Net Worth

Andrés Iniesta's net worth is currently estimated at $70M in 2026.

Net Worth Over Time

Net Worth Timeline

2002$0.5MD

Barcelona First Team Debut

Made first-team debut for Barcelona after rising through La Masia youth academy. His emergence as a talented young midfielder began attracting attention, though earnings were modest on initial contracts.

2006$5M+900%B

Champions League Victory

Won his first UEFA Champions League with Barcelona, establishing himself as a key first-team player. The success brought significant bonus payments and increased contract value.

2008$15M+200%A

Euro 2008 Championship Win

Won UEFA Euro 2008 with Spain, beginning their golden era of dominance. Iniesta's performances elevated his status to world-class, commanding top salaries and endorsement deals.

2010$30M+100%S

World Cup Final Goal

Scored the winning goal in the 2010 World Cup final against Netherlands, becoming a Spanish national hero. This iconic moment brought massive endorsements and cemented legendary status globally.

2012$50M+67%S

Euro 2012 Treble Complete

Won Euro 2012, completing an unprecedented treble of major tournaments with Spain. Named tournament's best player, his peak global recognition brought maximum commercial value and Barcelona contract extension.

2015$65M+30%A

Barcelona Treble Season

Won the treble with Barcelona (La Liga, Copa del Rey, Champions League) in the 2014-15 season. His continued excellence maintained elite status and lucrative endorsements, though international retirement loomed.

2018$75M+15%A

Vissel Kobe Transfer

Left Barcelona for Japanese club Vissel Kobe on a highly lucrative contract. While stepping away from elite European competition, the move brought massive salary and expanded his brand in Asia.

2023$70M-7%A

Retirement from Professional Football

Retired from professional football after brief stint in UAE. His legendary status remained intact with continued endorsements and ambassadorial roles maintaining income.

2026$70MA

Football Legend Status

Widely regarded as one of the greatest midfielders ever and a Spanish national icon. His World Cup-winning goal ensures lasting recognition as a household name in football, maintaining A-list status through ambassadorial work and legacy.