Casper Ruud
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Casper Ruud Net Worth

Tennis player
🎾 TennisATP TourNorway
Estimated net worth (Kapital)
NOK 600M
Kapital's 2026 table of Norway's richest sports stars · three-time Grand Slam finalist
About $64M in US dollars (ECB rate, October 23, 2026).
Figure published in 2026. Latest Kapital estimate we could find.
How to read this: the headline is Kapital’s own net worth estimate for Casper Ruud (NOK 600 million, published September 2026). We show it exactly as published and have not adjusted it for anything since. The figure was published in NOK; the US dollar amount next to it is our simple conversion at the European Central Bank reference rate of October 23, 2026, not a separate estimate.

Where the money comes from

Tournament prize moneyEndorsements
Kapital estimateNOK 600 million in the 2026 table of Norway's richest sports stars, sixth on the table
Finansavisen / Kapital

Casper Ruud is Norway's best tennis player ever. Coached from the start by his father, former professional Christian Ruud, he became the first Norwegian man to win an ATP title in 2020. In 2022 he reached the finals of the French Open and the US Open and rose to No. 2 in the world, and he played in the French Open final again in 2023. In 2025 he won his first Masters 1000 title in Madrid.

Kapital's 2026 table of Norway's richest sports stars puts his fortune at NOK 600 million, sixth among the athletes listed. That is about $64 million at the October 23, 2026 exchange rate.

How he made his money

Ruud has earned his money mainly through prize money. Reaching three Grand Slam finals and spending years in the world's top ten pays very well in modern tennis, where the biggest tournaments award millions of dollars to their finalists.

He adds income from racket, clothing and other sponsors, and from appearances at exhibitions. Prize money is income before tax, travel and coaching costs, so his fortune is much lower than his career earnings.

About this estimate

Kapital is the Norwegian business magazine behind the yearly list of Norway's 400 richest people. Alongside the 2026 list it published a table of the country's richest sports stars, with fortunes in millions of Norwegian kroner, reported by Finansavisen on September 16, 2026.

Ruud's NOK 600 million is Kapital's own rounded estimate. We show it in kroner, as published, with a rough dollar conversion.

Career at a glance

Ruud built his game on clay, where his heavy topspin forehand is most effective, and most of his titles have come on the surface. His 2022 season, with two Grand Slam finals and a place in the ATP Finals final, made him a household name in Norway.

He has also been a leading voice for Norwegian tennis, which had never before had a top-ten player.

Career and money timeline

  1. 2020

    Wins his first ATP title in Buenos Aires, the first Norwegian man to win one.

  2. 2022

    Reaches the French Open and US Open finals and climbs to world No. 2.

  3. 2023

    Reaches a second French Open final.

  4. 2025

    Wins the Madrid Open, his first Masters 1000 title.

  5. 2026

    Kapital values him at NOK 600 million.

Casper Ruud net worth FAQ

What is Casper Ruud's net worth?

Kapital estimated in September 2026 that Casper Ruud is worth NOK 600 million. That is the most recent published estimate from Kapital that we could find; we do not update it ourselves.

Where do these numbers come from?

The net worth figure is Kapital's own published estimate, linked with its date at the top of the page. Every figure on this page is linked to its source below.

Has Casper Ruud won a Grand Slam?

Not yet. He has reached three Grand Slam finals: the French Open in 2022 and 2023 and the US Open in 2022.

Sources

  1. Finansavisen / Kapital, Norges 400 rikeste: Dæhlie blir som en Narvesen-kiosk sammenlignet med Haaland (table: Norges rikeste idrettsstjerner, formue 2026) (September 16, 2026)
  2. Background facts: Wikipedia, Casper Ruud (accessed October 23, 2026). Used for career facts only, never for money figures.

Photo: si.robi, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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