Curaçaoan outfielder Jurickson Profar’s net worth is best estimated in the range of $25–30 million. The widely quoted $47 million figure is not a net worth at all — it is his gross career earnings before tax, and the two are routinely confused. He remains under contract with the Atlanta Braves on the three-year, $42 million deal he signed in January 2025, but he will not play a game in 2026.
Profar has now been suspended twice under MLB’s joint drug programme, and the second ban is far more costly than the first. In March 2025 he was suspended 80 games after testing positive for hCG (chorionic gonadotrophin), a substance that can stimulate testosterone production; he called it the “toughest day” of his career. He served that ban, returned, and hit .245/.353/.434 with 14 home runs and 43 RBIs over the rest of 2025.
In March 2026, MLB announced a second positive test, this time for exogenous testosterone and its metabolites. Because it was his second violation, the penalty was a 162-game suspension — the entire 2026 season. He appealed; the appeal failed and the suspension was upheld in March 2026. He is also ineligible for the 2026 postseason. Profar remains on the Braves roster but forfeits the whole of his $15 million salary for 2026.
Jurickson Profar Bio
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| First Name | Jurickson |
| Last Name | Profar |
| Full Name | Jurickson Barthelomeus Profar |
| Date of Birth | February 20, 1993 |
| Age | 33 (born 20 February 1993) |
| Birth Place | Willemstad, Curaçao |
| Residence | Atlanta, Georgia, USA |
| Country | Curaçao |
| Profession | Professional baseball player |
| Education | Not specified |
| Father | Chesmond Profar |
| Mother | Judeska Profar |
| Nationality | Curaçaoan |
| Siblings | Juremi Profar and Jurdrick Profar |
| Brother | Juremi Profar and Jurdrick Profar |
| Religion | Not specified |
| Spouse | Not married or not specified |
| Horoscope | Pisces |
| Weight | 200 pounds |
| Height | 6 feet 2 inches |
| Net Worth | Estimated $25–30 million (not to be confused with ~$47M gross career earnings) |
| Category | Outfielder |
| Current Team | Atlanta Braves |
| Position | Outfielder |
| Jersey Number | 7 |
| Years Active | 2012-present |
| Draft | International free agent in 2009 |
| Drafted By | Texas Rangers |
| Previous Teams | Texas Rangers, Oakland A’s, San Diego Padres, Colorado Rockies |
| Awards | 2024 All-Star, 2024 Silver Slugger |
| 183K followers (@profarjurickson) |
Early Life
At 11, Jurickson Profar played for Curaçao in the 2004 Little League World Series. He returned in 2005, proving his skill even more. By 16, he signed with the Texas Rangers. His $1.55 million bonus showed he was a future MLB star.
Profar debuted in MLB with the Rangers in 2012 at just 19 years old. He made an immediate impact, homering in his first at-bat. Since then, he’s played for several teams: the Athletics, Padres, Rockies, and now the Braves. His strong start helped build his career earnings, contributing to his current net worth.
Career Earnings
Jurickson Profar has earned $42,061,481 in his MLB career by the end of 2025. Before 2025, he made $35,221,481 from his time with the Rangers, Athletics, Padres, and Rockies, including salary, bonuses and incentives. That is solid mid-tier money by MLB standards — well short of what sluggers like Kyle Schwarber or long-career veterans such as Nelson Cruz banked over comparable spans.
In January 2025 he signed a three-year, $42 million deal with the Braves. His first-year salary was $12 million, but he forfeited $5.16 million to the 80-game suspension, leaving him $6,840,000 for 2025.
2026 is worse: the 162-game ban wipes out the full $15 million he was due. Across the two suspensions he has now given up roughly $20.2 million of a $42 million contract — close to half its value — without the deal itself being voided. Only the final year, worth about $15 million in 2027, is still in front of him.
| Season | Contracted Salary | Forfeited | Actually Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $12,000,000 | $5,160,000 (80-game ban) | $6,840,000 |
| 2026 | $15,000,000 | $15,000,000 (162-game ban) | $0 |
| 2027 | ~$15,000,000 | — | Still to be earned |
That $42,061,481 covers pay actually received through the end of 2025, with the first suspension’s deduction already applied. It excludes 2026 and 2027. The 2026 money will never be added to it, because a season-long ban forfeits the salary outright rather than deferring it — only the 2027 salary is still earnable.
Endorsements Deals
Jurickson Profar endorsement earnings aren’t publicly confirmed, but as a longtime MLB player and 2024 All-Star, he likely has some deals. Most MLB players partner with brands for gear like bats, gloves, or local ads, especially in cities where he’s played, such as Atlanta or San Diego. Exact figures aren’t available, but such deals are common for players at his level.
While no major deals are confirmed, mid-tier MLB players typically earn somewhere between $500,000 and $2 million a year from endorsements. Two PED suspensions in consecutive seasons make the lower end far likelier in Profar’s case — sponsors generally step back from doping violations, and a player serving a full-season ban has no visibility to sell.
Jurickson Profar Net Worth
The commonly repeated “$47 million net worth” for Jurickson Profar is a misattribution worth correcting. That number traces back to reporting on his career earnings, not his wealth — The Times of India cited roughly $47.2 million in gross career earnings, and other outlets recycled it as a net worth figure. Spotrac-style earnings tracking puts money actually received through 2025 nearer $42.1 million, which is the more defensible gross figure.
Net worth is a different measure. MLB players face up to 37% federal tax plus state and jock taxes (California’s 13.3% at one extreme, Texas’s 0% at the other), before agent fees and living costs. On that basis his realistic accumulated wealth is closer to $25–30 million. No audited figure exists, so treat this as a bracket rather than a number.
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Personal Life
Jurickson Profar is a family-first athlete with deep baseball roots. He and his wife have a son, born in 2017. Baseball runs in the family—his younger brothers, Juremi and Jurdrick, also play professionally. Proud of his Curaçao heritage, Profar has represented the Netherlands in multiple World Baseball Classics.
In 2025, Profar committed $120,000 (1% of his salary) to the Atlanta Braves Foundation (as per The Times of India).
Conclusion
Jurickson Profar’s net worth is realistically in the $25–30 million range, against gross career earnings of roughly $42 million. The Braves contract still forms the backbone of his wealth, but two suspensions have stripped about $20.2 million from it — the 2025 ban cost $5.16 million and the 2026 ban costs the full $15 million.
What happens next is genuinely open. He turns 34 during the 2027 season, will not have played competitive baseball for a full year, and carries two doping violations. The final $15 million of the deal is guaranteed if he is on the roster, but his earning power beyond it is the real casualty. For a comparison with a player whose guaranteed money survived a lost season intact, see Jimmy Butler; for one where it did not, see Terry Rozier.
Updated 16 August 2026. The 162-game suspension, the failed appeal, the exogenous testosterone finding and the forfeited $15 million salary were verified against MLB.com’s official announcement, ESPN, CBS Sports and Sports Illustrated. Contract terms and career earnings were checked against Spotrac-style earnings tracking. Net worth is presented as a range and deliberately separated from gross career earnings, which several outlets have reported interchangeably.
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