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Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Euroleague, Eurocup, EuroChallenge:
These are the net income salaries (after taxes) and in euros. Salaries in the Spanish League are temporarily for this season gross income (before taxes), due to the economic crisis, so don't get confused by that if the numbers look different, as some sites list the gross amount wrongly as the net amount for Spanish ACB League players.
Keep in mind that these are the base salaries of the players, and do not include the player's bonus salaries, like their apartments/houses, cars, etc., that are provided to them by their clubs.
Keep in mind also that NBA salaries are listed in gross terms (before taxes) and in $US dollars, so that's a big difference.
Highest Paid Professional Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season:
1. Andrei Kirilenko - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €4.0 million euros net income salary
2. Nenad Krstic - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €3.0 million euros net income salary
3. Vassilis Spanoulis - Olympiacos Piraeus (Greece)
- €2.5 million euros net income salary
4. Dimitris Diamantidis - Panathinaikos Athens (Greece)
- €2.0 million euros net income salary
5. Mike Batiste - Panathinaikos Athens (Greece)
- €1.9 million euros net income salary
6. Milos Teodosic - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €1.9 million euros net income salary
7. Sasha Vujacic - Anadolu Efes (Turkey)
- €1.9 million euros net income salary
8. Juan Carlos Navarro - Barcelona Basket (Spain)
- €1.884 million euros net income salary
9. David Andersen - Montepashi Siena (Italy)
- €1.8 million euros net income salary
10. Panagiotis Vasilopoulos - Olympiacos Piraeus (Greece)
- €1.8 million euros net income salary
11. Sergey Bykov - Lokomotiv Kuban (Russia)
- €1.8 million euros net income salary
12. Viktor Khryapa - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €1.6 million euros net income salary
13. Ioannis Bourousis - Olympia Milano (Italy)
- €1.5 million euros net income salary
14. Antonis Fotsis - Olympia Milano (Italy)
- €1.5 million euros net income salary
15. Ksystof Lavrinovic - Montepaschi Siena (Italy)
- €1.5 million euros net income salary
16. Ramunas Siskauskas - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €1.5 million euros net income salary
17. Marcelo Huertas - Barcelona Basket (Spain)
- €1.413 million euros net income salary
18. Fran Vazquez - Barcelona Basket (Spain)
- €1.413 million euros net income salary
19. David Hawkins - Besiktas (Turkey)
- €1.3 million euros net income salary
20. Stanko Barac - Anadolu Efes (Turkey)
- €1.2 million euros net income salary
21. Darjus Lavrinovic - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €1.2 million euros net income salary
22. Loukas Mavrokefalidis - Spartak St. Petersburg (Russia)
- €1.2 million euros net income salary
23. Ali Traore - Lokomotiv Kuban (Russia)
- €1.2 million euros net income salary
24. Mirza Teletovic - Baskonia Vitoria (Spain)
- €1.178 million euros net income salary
25. Fernando San Emeterio - Baskonia Vitoria (Spain)
- €1.178 million euros net income salary
26. Sergio Rodriguez - Real Madrid (Spain)
- €1.178 million euros net income salary
27. Chuck Eidson - Barcelona Basket (Spain)
- €1.096 million euros net income salary
28. Bo McCalebb - Montepaschi Siena (Italy)
- €1.150 million euros net income salary
29. Romain Sato - Panathinaikos Athens (Greece)
- €1.1 million euros net income salary
30. Jamont Gordon - CSKA Moscow (Russia)
- €1.1 million euros net income salary
31. Benjamin Eze - Olympia Milano (Italy)
- €1.1 million euros net income salary
32. Erazem Lorbek - Barcelona Basket (Spain)
- €1.020 million euros net income salary
33. Roko Ukic - Fenerbahce Ulker (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
34. Bojan Bogdanovic - Fenerbahce Ulker (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
35. Henry Domercant - UNICS Kazan (Russia)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
36. Dusko Savanovic - Anadolu Efes (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
37. Casey Jacobsen - ALBA Berlin (Germany)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
38. Rimantas Kaukenas - Montepaschi Siena (Italy)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
39. Sergey Monya - Khimky Moscow Region (Russia)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
40. Zoran Planinic - Khimky Moscow Region (Russia)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
41. Vitaly Fridzon - Khimky Moscow Region (Russia)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
42. Jeremiah Massey - Lokomotiv Kuban (Russia)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
43. Kerem Tunceri - Anadolu Efes (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
44. Kerem Gonlum - Anadolu Efes (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
45. Mirsad Turkcan - Fenerbahce Ulker (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
46. Omer Onan - Fenerbahce Ulker (Turkey)
- €1.0 million euros net income salary
Last edited by Euroleague; 06-19-2014 at 08:56 AM.
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I feel devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Eveyone except Vujacic in first 10 deserved that money with their performance .
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From Out Of Nowhere
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
WTF is Sergio Rodriguez doing in that list?
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Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by chains5000
WTF is Sergio Rodriguez doing in that list?
Real Madrid management. I mean, we will probably find out that Draper got paid more than McCalebb asked to sign with them.
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Raps
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Saras was clearly a steal this season then. It was a risk tho.
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Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by Sakkreth
Saras was clearly a steal this season then. It was a risk tho.
He did have a really good season. But he was horrible the last 2 seasons, and 3 seasons ago, he only played well at the Euroleague Final Four, and was bad the rest of the season. So it makes sense why teams were afraid to sign him, as you said it was a risk.
I guess he got his confidence back after playing at EuroBasket over the summer, and doing pretty well.
But this season, he was good in Euroleague, good in Greek Cup, and good in the Greek League. However, he has been pretty awful so far in the Greek League Finals. But, he's probably just tired due to age. Hopefully, he's not burnt out before the 2012 Olympic qualifiers start.
Still, he's playing way better than Nick Calathes is, but that's not saying much.
Supposedly, Sarunas Jasikevicius got paid a base salary of €220,000 euros net income this season from Panathinaikos. So yeah, all things considered, that he had a good Greek Cup Final game and a good Euroleague semifinal game, that was pretty much a bargain.
By comparison, Nick Calathes is getting €900,000 euros net income this season from Panathinaikos, and he has pretty much sucked for most of the season. Funny thing is that supposedly, the Mavs want to sign Calathes. The NBA is so funny, the way they covet guys like Dragic, Jennings, Lawson, Rubio, and Calathes that pretty much sucked in the Euroleague.
Last edited by Euroleague; 05-25-2012 at 04:50 AM.
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by Fiba basketball
Eveyone except Vujacic in first 10 deserved that money with their performance .
Don't forget Vasilopoulos. He played zero games in Euroleague and only 5 games in Greek League, due to injuries.
As far as Sergio Rodriguez goes.......he started to earn his salary in the Spanish League playoffs.
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I feel devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Real is going to pay Draper 300 000
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
[QUOTE=Fiba basketball]Real is going to pay Draper 300 000
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I feel devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by Euroleague
So they are actually not overpaying him........
I was very suprised when I heard that he isnt getting more . But Real is probably going to sign some great player that will want alot of money so they need to save some money
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Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by Fiba basketball
I was very suprised when I heard that he isnt getting more . But Real is probably going to sign some great player that will want alot of money so they need to save some money
Well, he isn't a great player, but supposedly Real is close to signing Rudy Fernandez, at 1.74 million euros net a season.
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I feel devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by Euroleague
Well, he isn't a great player, but supposedly Real is close to signing Rudy Fernandez, at 1.74 million euros net a season.
I heard that too but I was thinking that they might sign some great pg because Draper and Rodrigez or Llull isnt good rotation for team with Reals ambitions .
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I feel devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
I know he isnt a player but there are rumors that Fenerbahce offered Ivkovic 1.8 million
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
[QUOTE=Fiba basketball]I know he isnt a player but there are rumors that Fenerbahce offered Ivkovic 1.8 million
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Highest Paid Basketball Players In Europe 2011-12 Season
Originally Posted by Fiba basketball
I heard that too but I was thinking that they might sign some great pg because Draper and Rodrigez or Llull isnt good rotation for team with Reals ambitions .
I have heard that they want to try to get McCalebb from Siena. But good luck getting a buyout from Minucci.
Last edited by Euroleague; 06-18-2012 at 10:02 AM.
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