James Harden Net Worth: What is the Net Worth of LA Clippers’ Shooting Guard? 

James Harden, regarded as one of the best shooting guards in the history of the NBA, is currently on a roll with his team, the LA Clippers in this season’s playoffs. Named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) in 2018, Harden proudly sits on the second spot in the list of all-time three-point scorers with 3175 threes. 

Having made his NBA debut with the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2009-10 season, Harden is currently in pursuit of his unfulfilled dream, an NBA Championship. Currently in his 16th season, Harden is an 11-time NBA All-Star, member of NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team, a six-time All-NBA First Team Member, and has multiple feathers on his hat. However, one prize that has long eluded him is a Championship Title. 

Harden started off his career as a sixth man but over the years, he transitioned from a supporting role to the team’s primary option. He rose to prominence with his versatility and a unique approach to the game. His iconic step-back three-pointer soon became a signature move, and started to be copied by players across the league. In simple words, he can be credited as one of the key factors which revolutionized the league. 

Apart from climbing the records’ list, Harden has built a financial empire with his immense earnings since joining the league. Let’s see what his net worth is. 

What is James Harden’s Net Worth in 2025?

According to celebritynetworth.com, Harden has an estimated net worth of $165 million. He is the fifth highest paid player in the history of the league. Apart from a huge salary sum that he draws per year, Harden owns real-estate and automobiles, which add to his net worth. 

He owns a luxurious property in Houston spread on a half-acre plot of land. It earlier belonged to former NBA player, Cuttino Mobley. Popularly called ‘The Beard’ due to his signature beard look, Harden also owns an exquisite property which sits on 3.5 acres of land in Rivercast. 

James Harden’s Salary With LA Clippers 

The 35-year-old moved to the Clippers in 2023 in a multi-player trade deal from the 76ers. According to Sportac.com, he signed a two-year $70 million contract with the side, including $70 million guaranteed, and an annual income of $35 million. His base salary for the ongoing season is $33,653,846, with a cap hit of 33,653,846 and a dead cap value of $33,653,846.

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James Harden’s Career Earnings

Initially in his career, Harden earned $4 million per year in the NBA. In his stint with the Thunder, he earned over $12 million. Later, he spent nine years with the Houston Rockets after being traded to the Houston Rockets on October 27, 2012. He signed a five-year $78.78 million maximum rookie contract extension with Houston, and signed a four-year $118 million maximum contract with the team. In 2017, Harden signed a four year $171 million contract extension, and earned over $178 million with the franchise. 

The Los Angeles-born requested a trade to the Brooklyn Nets with an aim to form a superteam at the end of 2020. He earned over $63 million with the team during that tenure, before moving to the Philadelphia 76ers in 2023 where he exercised a $35.64 million Player Option for 2023-24. When he joined the LA Clippers, Harden signed a two-year $70 million contract with LA Clippers (LAC), which includes a 2025-26 Player Option and 15% Trade Bonus. 

As per Spotrac, he has an overall career earning of $372 million through 2024. 

James Harden’s Brand Endorsements

James Harden has been associated with numerous brands over the years. His one of the most prominent deals came in 2015, when he signed a $200-million worth of contract to leave Nike and join Adidas. The popular athleisure brand pays him $15 million a year, apart from his huge annual salary. 

Another notable brand that Harden has been associated with is State Farm Insurance. Apart from it, he has been associated with Trolli, and was a part owner of Houston soccer teams including the Houston Dynamo of MLS and Houston Dash of NWSL.

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