The British number one has struggled to replicate the success of her sensational 2021 US Open victory, which she secured at just 18 years old. On Sunday, her difficult run continued as she crashed out of the French Open in the first round, losing to Argentina’s Solana Sierra.
Yet the 23-year-old continues to make banks off the court as one of the country’s most marketable and beloved sports stars.
Recent accounts for her company, Harbour 6, reveal impressive assets, including £13.4 million in cash. Tax filings for the year ending in May 2025 showed that Raducanu earned £3 million last year, with only £1.1 million generated directly from on-court income. She is estimated to have earned around £14.2 million from prize money and sponsorship deals, The Sun reported.
Emma Raducanu has signed an eight-year deal with Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo. Photo by Instagram/@emmaraducanu |
These financial accounts did not include the £152,000 in prize money she earned from her run to the third round of Wimbledon last year.
Her commercial portfolio expanded in February when she reportedly signed an eight-year deal with the clothing brand Uniqlo, an agreement estimated to be worth £2.6 million annually.
She already boasted a list of major sponsors, including British Airways, Porsche, Evian, Dior, Tiffany & Co. and Vodafone.
Outside of tennis, the London-based star also drew media attention after being romantically linked to world number two Carlos Alcaraz when they began playing mixed doubles together last year. However, Raducanu has firmly denied the rumors, stating that they are simply good friends, Mark reported.
Following a season disrupted by illness and her recent early exit in Paris, Raducanu has dropped to number 39 in the world rankings, which means she may not even be seeded for Wimbledon next month.
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