Marc Gasol Current Contract and Salary Number
Marc Gasol last played for Bàsquet Girona in the Spanish Liga ACB and did not sign a new NBA contract in the 2024-25 season. His most recent NBA deal was a one-year, $2.6 million veteran-minimum contract with the Memphis Grizzlies for the 2023-24 season, per verified team and league filings. His annual salary number in that final NBA year was $2.6 million, with no guaranteed extensions beyond 2024.
In the Spanish league, Gasol has been listed as a key contributor for Bàsquet Girona without a publicly disclosed salary figure matching NBA contracts. His last reported NBA earnings were tied to the Grizzlies minimum, while his total career NBA salary across 14 seasons is estimated at over $170 million, according to public salary databases and team disclosures linked on official NBA resources.
Marc Gasol Career Statistics and Jersey Number
Marc Gasol wore jersey number 33 throughout his NBA career with the Lakers, Grizzlies, and Raptors. His career averages stand at 17.0 points, 9.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists, and 1.7 blocks per game over 1,161 regular-season games, according to the latest NBA stats page.
His highest single-season scoring average was 19.6 points per game in 2018-19 with Toronto, while his best rebounding season was 11.4 rebounds per game in 2013-14 with Memphis. Gasol also holds the Grizzlies franchise record for defensive player of the year honors, winning the award in 2013 after leading the league in blocks among centers that season.
Marc Gasol Net Worth and Endorsement Figures
Marc Gasol's estimated net worth is around $40 million as of the latest public estimates, driven by his NBA contracts, Spanish league earnings, and off-court investments. His primary income sources have been NBA salary, Spanish league pay, and limited brand partnerships tied to his brother Pau Gasol's foundation work and regional endorsements.
Gasol has not signed major global endorsement deals comparable to top-tier NBA stars, focusing instead on family-linked philanthropic efforts and business ventures in Spain. His financial profile reflects a career built on steady team contributions rather than max-contract mega-deals, with his last significant NBA earnings tied to the veteran-minimum structure.