Introduction

Hector Herrera is a Mexican professional soccer player with an estimated net worth of $18 Million. 

In a career spanning 16 seasons, Herrera has played as a midfielder for six teams, including Porto, Atlético Madrid, Houston Dynamo, and Toluca. The Mexican has earned close to $50 million during his career, with his tenure at Atlético accounting for roughly 40% of that figure.

This profile outlines our research into Hector Herrera’s net worth, contracts, salary history, and additional income sources.

Quick facts

• Estimated career earnings of $48.6 million from salary and bonuses
• Peak annual salary of $6.8 million
• Secured endorsement deals with Mastercard and WSS, among others

Salary & Contracts

When Hector Herrera joined the FC Porto first team in 2013, he reportedly earned €860,000 ($1.1 million) annually. Herrera’s salary gradually increased over the next few years, reaching €1.29 million ($1.5 million) in 2014 and €1.44 million ($1.6 million) in 2015. Between 2016 and 2018, Herrera’s annual salary ranged between €2.67 million ($3.1 million) and €2.79 million ($3.2 million).

In 2019, Herrera signed a three-year contract with Atletico Madrid worth a reported €18 million ($20.2 million), or €6 million ($6.8 million) annually. After the contract expired, Herrera moved to the US to play for the Houston Dynamo in the MLS. From 2022 to 2024, he earned approximately €4.51 million/year ($4.8 million/year).

Overall, Hector Herrera earned an estimated €43.3 million ($48.6 million) during his professional soccer career, split between three teams as follows:

• Atletico Madrid: €18 million ($20.2 million)
• Houston Dynamo: €13.53 million ($15.2 million)
• FC Porto: €11.81 million ($13.2 million)

Endorsement Deals

Hector Herrera signed several endorsement deals during his career, though he was never one of the highest-endorsed players. His compensation from these partnerships has also never been revealed to the public. Nonetheless, here’s a list of the companies Herrera has endorsed:

• D’Héctor (Grupo Saljamex)
• Mastercard
• WSS

Real Estate

According to reports, Hector Herrera owns a $4 million mansion in Texas, but we struggled to find any supporting information that could verify this claim.

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• • Oscar
  • Hulk
  • Gerard Piqué
  • Franck Ribery
  • Robert Lewandowski

Introduction

Susan Sarandon is an American professional actress and activist with an estimated net worth of $60 Million.

In a career spanning close to six decades, Susan Sarandon has starred in more than 170 films and television shows, which is more than 90% of the actors we research. She’s also won 66 awards, including an Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role for the 1996 film, Dead Man Walking.

This profile details our research into Susan Sarandon’s net worth, film earnings, highest-grossing films, and real estate investments.

Quick Facts

• Reportedly earned $7.5 million for starring in Moonlight Mile
• Grossed more than $2.9 billion at the global box office

Film Earnings

Unfortunately, despite the sheer volume of projects Sarandon has worked on over the years, very few of her past salaries are publicly known. In fact, we found just three of her past paychecks, and while other outlets have estimated earnings for additional films, there’s a lot of guesswork involved.

When Susan starred as Michaela Odone in the 1992 medical drama, Lorenzo’s Oil, she reportedly received a $3.5 million salary. After adjusting for inflation, this would equate to roughly $8.3 million in today’s dollars.

Two years later, she landed a role alongside Tommy Lee Jones in The Client (1994), which earned her approximately $5 million. Finally, her only other known paycheck was $7.5 million for starring alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Dustin Hoffman in Moonlight Mile (2002).

Highest-Grossing Films

Here’s a complete list of Susan Sarandon’s ten highest-grossing films:

1. Enchanted – $340 million (2007)
2. Cats & Dogs – $201 million (2001)
3. Shall We Dance? – $170 million (2004)
4. Stepmom – $160 million (1998)
5. Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps – $135 million (2010)
6. Blue Beetle – $131 million (2023)
7. A Bad Moms Christmas – $131 million (2017)
8. Cloud Atlas – $131 million (2012)
9. The Client – $118 million (1994)
10. The Rocky Horror Picture Show – $116 million (1975)

SPiN Investment

Now that we’ve looked at Susan Sarandon’s acting career and earnings from film, let’s discuss one of the ways in which she has invested that money. The actress’s most notable investment has been in SPiN, the ping-pong club and restaurant business.

SPiN was first launched in 2009 by film producer Jonathan Bricklin, Andre Gordon, and Franck Raharinosy. A year later, Bricklin became romantically involved with Sarandon, which ultimately led to her investment in SPiN and, later, to her becoming a co-owner of the New York location.

To date, the company now has nine locations across the United States and Canada, including:

• Boston
• Chicago
• New York
• Philadelphia
• San Francisco
• Seattle
• Toronto
• Washington DC

It’s not exactly clear where Sarandon’s investment stands today, particularly since her relationship with Bricklin ended in the mid-2010s. Nonetheless, SPiN remains her best-known investment.

Real Estate

According to public records, in June 1995, Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins paid $1.675 million for a 5,552-square-foot, four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home in Pound Ridge, New York. The property, which sits on a secluded 7.21-acre lot, is still registered under a trust co-owned by Sarandon and Robbins. According to Zillow, it’s worth an estimated $4.8 million. 

Introduction

Myles Garrett is an American professional NFL defensive end for the Los Angeles Rams with an estimated net worth of $60 Million. 

During nine seasons in the NFL, Myles Garrett has played with two teams: the Cleveland Browns and the Los Angeles Rams, and has tallied 250 tackles, 102 assists, and 102.5 sacks. He has earned roughly $150.6 million from salary and bonuses, averaging $16.73 million annually, in addition to income from endorsement deals.

In this profile, we’ll discuss our research into Myles Garrett’s net worth, NFL contracts, career earnings, and endorsement deals. We can also review exactly how he spent his first million dollars, according to the man himself.

Quick Facts

• Projected to earn $37 million for the 2026 season
• Lifetime earnings total $150.6 million from salary & bonuses
• Agreed to a restructured five-year, $208.2 million contract with the LA Rams
• Secured endorsement deals with BodyArmor, Head & Shoulders, and Taco Bell

NFL Contracts & Salary

Cleveland Browns Contracts & Earnings

After being selected by the Cleveland Browns as the first overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, Myles Garrett signed a four-year, $30.4 million rookie contract with the team. The deal was fully guaranteed and included a $20.2 million signing bonus, which was the main reason he earned $20.7 million in his rookie season. Garrett’s earnings under the second and third years of the agreement were $1.85 million and $2.1 million, respectively.

In 2020, Garrett negotiated a new deal with the Browns worth $125 million over five years. He was guaranteed $43.5 million at signing and received a $21 million signing bonus. This contract, which concluded at the end of the 2024 season, consistently earned Myles between $17 million and $22 million per year.

Here’s where things get interesting. In 2025, Garrett negotiated a new four-year, $160 million extension with Cleveland, paying him an average annual salary of $40 million. However, after just a single season, he was traded to the Los Angeles Rams, where his contract was restructured.

Los Angeles Rams Contract

Myles Garrett was traded to the Los Angeles Rams in June 2026, and reports suggest that his contract has been renegotiated into a five-year, $208.2 million deal. However, only $99 million is guaranteed. The structure of the agreement provides for Garrett to receive a base salary of $1.3 million in 2026, plus a $35.7 million signing bonus.

His salary projections for the other years under the deal are as follows:

• 2027 – $32 million
• 2028 – $30 million
• 2029 – $40 million
• 2030 – $40 million

Thus far in his career, Myles Garrett has earned $150.6 million, but is projected to earn at least an additional $179 million over the next five years.

Endorsements

Like most professional NFL players, Myles Garrett has typically earned low to mid-six figures annually from endorsement deals. When Forbes ranked him as the 26th highest-paid athlete in the world for 2021, they estimated his income from brand deals at just $500,000 per year. Not an insufficient income by any means, but not a high enough figure to become a significant driver of his wealth. 

Garrett earned this figure through partnerships with several brands, including his Nike sponsorship. While Myles never signed a signature shoe deal with the company, he was presumed to be on an upper-tier pay scale. He also partnered with BodyArmor, Call of Duty, Head & Shoulders, and Panini America. In recent years, Garrett has starred in several commercials, the most notable of which promoted OIKOS, a high-protein Greek yogurt. He also appeared in additional commercials for Sony and Taco Bell.

How Myles Garrett Spent His First $1 Million

Thanks to GQ Sports and its “My First Million“ series, we can gain insight into how some of the most successful athletes spend their money. In the series, GQ interviews athletes, including NFL and NBA players and professional boxers, and breaks down how they spent their first million dollars. We’ve already discussed the spending by other athletes, such as Tyler Herro and Cam Jordan. In April 2023, Myles Garrett was another athlete to feature in the series. 

Before we get into it, there are a couple of things worth mentioning. In these interviews, some athletes discuss the first million dollars they actually spent, while others discuss how they spent the first million dollars they earned. There’s a very key difference between the two. For example, in Cam Jordan’s case, it took him over five years to spend $1 million, and by that point, he’d already earned more than $20 million in the league.

With that in mind, here’s how Myles Garrett spent his first $1 million:

• BMW M6 (Gift for Dad) – $130,000
• Upgraded his Mother’s wedding ring – $20,000
• Ohio townhouse – $200,000
• Porsche 911 Turbo S – $220,000
• Rolex – $50,000
• 10-acre plot of land – $260,000
• Winter wardrobe – $40,000
• Miscellaneous – $80,000

Okay, so a few things to break down here. Most of these purchases were made during Myles Garrett’s rookie year, as he described in the video. However, his rookie year earned him nearly $21 million, thanks to his signing bonus. Nonetheless, we see all the purchases typical of a professional athlete, including cars, watches, fashion items, and gifts for family.

Garrett also allocated roughly 46% to property, including a 10-acre plot in Ohio where he planned to build. He later canceled those plans and sold the land for approximately $300,000.

Real Estate

According to reports, in November 2018, Myles Garrett paid $1.26 million for a 4,570-square-foot, five-bedroom, five-bathroom home in Wadsworth, Ohio. This home is currently valued at $1.7 million. His other known real estate investments we’ve already covered.