I think everyone is very interested in the annual income of those famous athletes. This time we will introduce the annual income ranking of Japanese athletes and see if there are any players you like!
1st place: Naomi Osaka (tennis) 4 billion yen (222 million RMB)
Speaking of the highest-paid Japanese athlete, the tennis player Naomi Osaka is currently estimated to have an annual income of 4 billion yen . Not only has she achieved excellent results in various tennis competitions, but the huge sponsors behind her are also a guarantee of high income.
Second place: Kei Nishikori (tennis) 3.9 billion yen (RMB 216 million)
The second place in Japan's annual income is also the tennis player Kei Nishikori, currently estimated annual income 3.9 billion yen. At the age of 18, he won the "Delray Beach International Tennis Championships" and has since attracted worldwide attention. Since then, it has not only achieved excellent results in various international competitions, but also received sponsorships from many large Japanese companies.
3rd place: General Tanaka ( baseball ) 2.33 billion yen (129 million RMB)
3rd place is in MLB until 2020, 202 Masahiro Tanaka has joined the Japanese professional baseball team " Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagle" since 2003. Ranked first in the income of all baseball players, and his performance after returning to his old club is worth looking forward to.
Fourth place: Darby Xiuyu (baseball) 2.1 billion yen (116 million yuan)
Fourth place is Iran who is currently playing for MLB " San Diego Padres" Japanese player Dabi Xiuyu,The current annual revenue is estimated to be 2.1 billion yen. Not only has he achieved good results in MLB, but he is also very active on YouTube.
5th place: Hideki Matsuyama (golf) 1.5 billion yen (83.2 million RMB)
The fifth place is golfer Hideki Matsuyama, currently estimated to have an annual income of 15 billion yen. Golf has always been regarded as the most lucrative sport. Since turning professional in 2013, it has achieved excellent results in a series of domestic and foreign competitions.
Sixth place: Kikuchi Yuxing (baseball) 1.1 billion yen (61 million yuan)
The sixth place is Kikuchi Yuxing, who plays for the MLB "Seattle Mariners", and is considered to have an annual income of 10 billions of yen or more. Although he has not achieved good results in MLB and is struggling, I hope he can adjust his form in the new season.
Seventh place: Kenta Maeda (baseball) 1.1 billion yen (RMB 61 million)
The seventh is Kenta Maeda, who is currently playing for the MLB "Minnesota Twins", with an estimated annual income of 11 billion yen. At present, he has also achieved excellent results in the major leagues. He started as a starting pitcher last year and has been given greater expectations.
Eighth place: Ishikawa Liao (golf) 1 billion yen (55.5 million RMB)
The eighth place is golfer Ishikawa Liao with an estimated annual income of 1 billion yen. He is known in Japan as "the record holder of the youngest bounty king". In the Japan Tour has achieved 16 excellent results.
Ninth place: Keisuke Honda (football) 1 billion yen (RMB 55.5 million)
The ninth place is professional football player Keisuke Honda,Annual revenue is estimated to be approximately 1 billion yen. Currently plays for "Suduva" in the Lithuania league. Although he has reached the end of his career as a football player, he has achieved great success as a businessman.
Tenth place: Shinji Kagawa (football) 900 million yen (49.9 million RMB)
The last place is currently playing in the Greek league " Thessaloniki" ( Shinji Kagawa, who was just terminated on December 19, 2021). Although he is 32 years old, he still wants to play in overseas leagues and does not want to go back to Japan to retire. I still hope he can find a new owner.
After we have introduced the income ranking of Japanese athletes, we can see that tennis, golf, and baseball players in Japan have higher incomes. Are there any players you like here?
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