Roger Federer’s $949M fortune: Inside his Swiss estates, Dubai penthouse and private-jet life-style

Roger Federer might have simply misplaced his billionaire standing — however the tennis legend nonetheless has loads of locations to lick his wounds.

The 20-time Grand Slam champion’s fortune has slipped to roughly $949 million, according to Forbes, after shares of sneaker maker On Holding — during which Federer has a considerable stake — nosedived following disappointing quarterly sales.

Still, the 44-year-old retired celebrity has amassed the trimmings of a near-billion-dollar fortune — together with lavish Swiss actual property, a reported multimillion-dollar Dubai penthouse and longstanding entry to non-public jets.

Federer’s flashiest reported property is a sprawling penthouse in Dubai’s unique Le Rêve skyscraper, which he reportedly bought for as much as $23.5 million in 2014.

The five-bedroom pad boasts en-suite loos, marble flooring, coffered ceilings and sweeping views of Dubai Marina, according to Architectural Digest.

The roughly 6,100-square-foot penthouse additionally reportedly features an 870-square-foot terrace, whereas residents of the luxurious tower can summon every part from a chauffeured limousine and Ferrari to a helicopter or non-public jet by its concierge service.

Back dwelling in Switzerland, Federer has assembled an equally spectacular property portfolio.

He purchased a retreat within the Alpine village of Valbella in 2008, tearing down the prevailing construction and changing it with a customized chalet that includes woodwork, open residing areas and, naturally, a tennis court docket, in keeping with Architectural Digest.

The publication reported in 2022 that Federer nonetheless owned the property in addition to an adjoining chalet utilized by his mother and father and reportedly linked by an underground passageway.

His greatest real-estate challenge, nevertheless, is on the shores of Lake Zurich in Rapperswil-Jona.

Federer purchased a sprawling lakefront website there and launched into a serious improvement that Swiss media reported was nonetheless below building in 2024. Plans have included a number of buildings on the property, which covers roughly 17,000 sq. meters.

The tennis nice has additionally reportedly owned a glass-heavy, three-story dwelling in Wollerau overlooking Lake Zurich, though studies battle over whether or not he nonetheless owns it.

Federer’s high-flying life-style extends past actual property.

NetJets describes him as an “owner and ambassador” dating back to 2004, giving him longstanding entry to non-public aviation. There is not any dependable proof, nevertheless, that Federer owns a whole non-public jet outright.

Likewise, his long relationship with Mercedes-Benz has put him behind the wheel of a number of the automaker’s splashiest automobiles, however studies claiming he personally owns an enormous assortment of luxurious vehicles are troublesome to confirm.

Federer may actually afford the toys.

He collected $130.6 million in prize money during his storied playing career, however made way more away from the court docket.

Forbes estimated round his 2022 retirement that he had raked in roughly $1 billion from endorsements, appearances and different enterprise ventures.

That included a reported 10-year, $300 million Uniqlo deal signed in 2018 after his prolonged relationship with Nike ended.

His most profitable guess, nevertheless, might have been taking fairness in On Holding when he joined the Swiss sneaker firm as an investor and “co-entrepreneur” in 2019.

That funding helped push Federer into billionaire territory as On’s valuation soared — earlier than this week’s inventory rout knocked him again out, in keeping with Forbes.

Scott Martin, a accomplice at Kingsview Wealth Management, informed The Post that Federer’s monetary success was pushed by his willingness to look past profitable endorsement checks and take possession stakes in companies.

“The biggest difference between Federer and many professional athletes is that he wasn’t focused solely on maximizing his next endorsement check. He understood the value of ownership,” Martin stated.

“His investment in On Holding is a perfect example.”

“Income and wealth aren’t the same thing,” Martin added.

“Prize money and endorsement contracts generate income, but ownership of appreciating assets is what creates lasting wealth.”